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Ecosia becomes a default option in Chrome and more. Mar 13, 2020 Good morning search marketers, we

Ecosia becomes a default option in Chrome and more. Mar 13, 2020 Good morning search marketers, we’ve made it to Friday. Google extended the deadline to switch over to [parallel tracking for Video campaigns until June](. The reason? “Global events.” The coronavirus pandemic is wreaking havoc on work schedules, and while this is a seemingly minor implication, it hints at deeper productivity challenges for businesses to come. We know many of you are having to transition to working from home. Our entire company is remote and we are spread around the U.S. If you have any questions about working remote — or just want to take a break to say Hi — send me or any of the other editors an email ([gmarvin@thirddoormedia.com]() or reach out on Twitter [@ginnymarvin](. In other news, the search engine that uses its ad revenue to plant trees will soon be among the default search engine options on Chrome. [Ecosia will join Google, Bing, Yahoo and DuckDuckGo in Chrome]( version 81. Its user base is still small, but like DuckDuckGo, it’s been growing. Ecosia has 15 million monthly active users, up from 8 million a year ago. Keep reading for a script for local keywords and more. Ginny MarvinEditor-In-Chief Reader Survey Tell us what you think! We want to know what’s working and what we can improve to bring you the best search marketing newsletter around. Please take a quick minute to take our short reader survey. (All answers are anonymous.) [Take our reader survey now »]( Pro Tip Advanced Google Ads script removes locations from keywords “One of the most tedious tasks when working with location-based keywords is removing the individual locations from the keywords at-scale,” explains Wesley Parker of Clicteq. “These are the location-based keyword terms such as ‘car dealership London.’ But there’s a script to automate the removal of locations from keywords within Google Sheets. 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