Google Marketing Live 2026: What NZ Advertisers Need to Know
Google's biggest ad event landed on 20 May 2026. Here's the NZ-business take on AI Max, journey-aware bidding, total budgets, and the 37-month data limit.
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Google's biggest ad event landed on 20 May 2026. Here's the NZ-business take on AI Max, journey-aware bidding, total budgets, and the 37-month data limit.
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Google AI Overviews cut organic CTRs from 1.76% to 0.61%, and paid CTRs from 19.7% to 6.34%. Here's what the 2026 data shows and how NZ businesses should respond.
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Meta has replaced Post Engagement with Interactions, redefined engaged-views and renamed the attribution model. Here's what changed and what to check now.
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Google's March 2026 core update finished rolling out on 8 April. Here's the recovery pattern across NZ accounts two months on, and what to do if your traffic is still down.
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Google's Lighthouse now scores how AI-agent-ready your site is. Here's what it checks (llms.txt, WebMCP, accessibility tree, CLS) and what NZ businesses should actually do.
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Inside the 200-millisecond Meta ad auction: the four-step process, the equation that ranks every ad, and how Andromeda changed targeting for advertisers.
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Exact safe zone pixel measurements for Facebook and Instagram ads in 1:1, 4:5 and 9:16, plus the March 2026 unified safe zone update for NZ advertisers.
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Two Google core updates back to back. March hit AI content hard, April rebuilt the ranking signals. Here is what changed, who got hit, and how to recover.
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Meta rebuilt click-through attribution in March 2026. Here is what actually changed, why your reported numbers dropped 40-60%, and how to read the new reports.
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Step-by-step guide to setting up the Meta Ads MCP for Claude and ChatGPT, plus how to fix the is_ads_mcp_enabled false flag we hit on a real client account.
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What separates a good website from a great one? These 5 core elements are the foundation of every high-performing website design.
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The 5 second rule for websites says you have just 5 seconds to make a first impression. Here's what it means and how to pass the test.
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