Google Display Ads are moving to Demand Gen: how to prepare
5 June 2026
Google is moving Display campaign management into Demand Gen by 2027. Learn how to protect measurement, budgets, creative performance, and lead quality.
Google Ads can bring in customers fast — or drain a budget in a week with nothing to show for it. The difference lies in details the platform doesn’t put front and center: campaign structure, the page you send traffic to, and the settings Google “recommends” because they suit Google, not you. These articles cover the Display-to-Demand-Gen migration, why you shouldn’t blindly accept recommended settings, and how to choose between a landing page and a homepage for ads.
5 June 2026
Google is moving Display campaign management into Demand Gen by 2027. Learn how to protect measurement, budgets, creative performance, and lead quality.
4 June 2026
Learn how Google Demand Gen works, where ads appear, how it differs from Search, Display, and Performance Max, and when it is worth testing.
14 May 2026
How to set a realistic digital marketing budget for a local business and split it between website improvements, Google Ads, Meta Ads, SEO, content and tracking.
14 May 2026
SEO, Google Ads, Meta Ads, email marketing or content? Learn how to choose the right digital marketing channel based on your goal, budget and business stage.
14 May 2026
Learn when to send paid traffic to your homepage and when you need a dedicated landing page for Google Ads, Meta Ads and lead generation campaigns.
14 May 2026
Clicks and reach are not enough. Learn which metrics matter in digital marketing campaigns and how to connect conversions to lead quality and ROI.
30 April 2026
Recommended settings in ad platforms can help, but they can also waste budget. Learn when to trust automation, when to reject it and how to keep control over your campaigns.