Amazon Launches Agentic AI-Powered Seller Assistant Tool
Amazon has upgraded its Seller Assistant into an always-on, agentic AI partner to help third-party
2022 has winded up, and 2023 is finally here! As an eCommerce firm, hopefully, you’re all set with a successful Google Ads strategy for 2023. If you haven’t, then this blog post is for you.
As the New Year has just started, now is a perfect time to gather as much information from the previous year’s marketing strategy as possible and learn what worked best and whatnot. And also, know what will be the marketing trends of 2023, so that you can devise your marketing calendar accordingly.
In other words, it’s just the start of 2023 Q1, which is a good time for marketers, advertisers, and eCommerce firms to reflect on their previous year’s success, learn new opportunities and plan for the 2023 marketing calendar more strategically.
The best way to enjoy success in the New Year is to learn from the past. Learn from what worked best for your business in 2022, and decide whether to use the same strategy or add new tricks.
Now to review what worked best for your brand, consider asking the following questions –
In addition to this, also review how people interacted with your brand throughout the year. Did they respond when emails were sent to them? Or did they react well to your social media posts? And also, learn what type of content received the most engagement from your followers. Doing so lets you plan what to focus on in the New Year and whatnot.
Doing new market research is yet another essential strategy to look up to to headstart the New Year with a bang. Ask yourself, was there any new platform introduced last year? Should you also start advertising on that platform or not?
Further, review and learn more about the Google Ads trends of 2023 and understand how they will impact your brand. Also, learn what challenges eCommerce industries will face in the upcoming year and how you should prepare for the same beforehand.
Besides, determine what other types of Google Ads or marketing trends of 2023 you should include in your calendar for better engagements and success.
Connect with our certified Google Ads professionals to learn more about Google Ads trends 2023.
Now, there are many reasons to choose to advertise. Some choose for sales & website traffic. Some choose for brand awareness & lead generation, while some choose to promote new products & services. Whatever a business chooses, note that different marketing objectives require a different strategy.
So, when devising your Google Ads strategy for 2023, identify its marketing objectives. Define whether to go with the same goals, opt for different ones this time, or both.
Now, to decide on 2023’s Q1 marketing objective for your Google Ads campaign, consider answering the following questions –
Surely these questions will simplify the process of deciding on marketing objectives for this year, and you’ll be able to easily plan your 2023 marketing calendar.
Also read – Learn tried & tested tips to optimize Google Shopping Ads!
Now, to look ahead to the success of the 2023 marketing calendar, make sure you make the most of your ad budget. Decide whether to increase your ad budget or go with the same budget by reviewing the ROAS (return on ads spent) of 2022.
Consider whether or not the ads spent for the year delivered on business goals. Determine whether a larger marketing budget would have captured more engagements. Or, would better vendor resources or technology investment have a better-optimized marketing process for better results in 2022? Considering all these factors when deciding your Google Ad campaign budget for 2023 is essential, and you should pay attention to them.
So we covered a lot here, but our only goal was to help you set a more strategic and refine Google Ads strategy for 2023. With this information, you will set realistic marketing goals that will allow you to drive more leads and improve ROAS.
If you still have any doubts or wish to simplify the process of creating an ads campaign without much hassle, then feel free to connect with our Google experts, who are always there to help you 24/7.
Why contact us? Because we are
Amazon has upgraded its Seller Assistant into an always-on, agentic AI partner to help third-party
Report summary based on the Ryder 2025 eCommerce Consumer Study The newly released Ryder 2025
Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein has gained over 15.2 million new monthly users in Europe between
Alibaba.com, the global B2B marketplace of Chinese eCommerce giant Alibaba Group, has announced a strategic
TikTok Shop has released updated Affiliate Marketing (Seller & Product Qualification) Guidelines. These changes are
If you’re wondering how to sell Etsy products on TikTok, the answer starts with treating
Amazon has sparked widespread alarm among electronics sellers across Europe after announcing new requirements that
Summary Pattern Group, one of the largest Amazon resellers and an e-commerce accelerator, has filed
Summary U.S. eCommerce spending grew 8% year over year in August, up from 7% in
Summary The EU’s Data Act (Regulation (EU) 2023/2854) is now legally effective as of 12
In a move that signals a major shift in the advertising world, Amazon Ads and
Mars Petcare UK has officially joined Temu, the fast-rising online marketplace that’s been disrupting global
In 2024, out-of-stock rates surged to 39% for high-demand SKUs by Day 2 of Cyber
News Summary Amazon has officially launched Virtual Multipacks (VMPs), a long-requested feature allowing sellers to
Temu, the fast-rising discount eCommerce marketplace owned by PDD Holdings, continues its rapid expansion in
The upcoming holiday shopping season is projected to deliver steady gains for U.S. retailers, though
Amazon is officially shutting down its long-running Prime Invitee program, a little-known but popular perk
Critical security alert for Adobe Commerce & Magento merchants. Adobe has issued an out-of-band emergency
Exciting news for WooCommerce sellers! WooCommerce 10.2 is officially launching on September 16, 2025, introducing
Effective: September 30, 2025 (U.S. & Canada) Amazon is overhauling its inventory recovery programs. Starting