Google Enhanced Campaigns Are Here: What You Need To Know Now

If you haven’t done it, Google will do it for you today. All AdWords Enhanced Campaigns “legacy” campaigns will be “enhanced”.

Many expected to wake up to an exclusively enhanced world. The big switch-flip at midnight didn’t happen, and you can even still create legacy campaigns — targeting tablets only, no less. But, that’s an exercise in futility. The change is coming, and it’s coming today.

Now that we are here on the cusp of the completed migration, it’s time to learn from one another and establish some new best practices — and workarounds — for PPC in an enhanced campaign world.

To get this new chapter kicked off, below is a roundup of articles on the new features and optimization strategies for enhanced campaigns. No doubt these early strategies will continue to evolve, which of course is part of the attraction to PPC for so many — the tinkering, experimentation and ability to adapt to whatever curve balls the search engines pitch out.

New Features Of Enhanced Campaigns You May Have Missed

AdWords Enhanced Campaigns: New Bidding Tools Announced

Enhanced Campaigns: Offer Extensions & Location Targeting Explained

AdWords Advertisers Can Now Control Sitelink Details In Enhanced C ampaigns

Google Says No To Phone Numbers In PPC Ads, Forcing The Use Of Call Extensions

Google AdWords ValueTrack Updates Let Advertisers Direct Users To Device-Specific Landing Pages

Adwords Adds Social Annotations, Targeting For In-App Ads To Enhanced Campaigns

Tips And Advice On Bidding Strategies And More In Enhanced Campaigns

Best Practices For Google Enhanced PPC Campaigns

How Adwords Enhanced Campaigns Can Be Used To Promote Your Mobile App

How Enhanced Campaigns May Affect Your Analytics

Smart Geographic Segmentation & Bidding With Enhanced Campaigns