
PPC in 2022: Predicting the Unpredictable

Frederick Vallaeys (Optmyzr)


Frederick Vallaeys (Optmyzr)


Frederick Vallaeys (Optmyzr)


Frederick Vallaeys (Optmyzr)


Frederick Vallaeys (Optmyzr)

Last year, everything changed. Is this the “new normal”? Will things go back to the way they were? Or is there more …

Frederick Vallaeys (Optmyzr)


Frederick Vallaeys (Optmyzr)


Frederick Vallaeys (Optmyzr)


Frederick Vallaeys (Optmyzr)


Frederick Vallaeys (Optmyzr)

Adding Google’s Click ID (GCLID) to Google Analytics is a powerful way to better understand the behavior of people …

Frederick Vallaeys (Optmyzr)


Frederick Vallaeys (Optmyzr)


Frederick Vallaeys (Optmyzr)
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AI touched basically every industry last year, and PPC was no exception. But for most teams, the real shift wasn’t “using AI,” it was keeping campaigns under control while automation did more of the work.

One of the most consistent friction points in PPC is the simple act of getting reliable data in one place. Numbers live across platforms, metrics don’t always match, and lining everything up takes more time than most people admit.

If you’re managing PPC budgets, you’re constantly checking pacing, adjusting daily budgets, and reallocating them to make sure everything is on track. It’s a lot to handle, especially when you’re working across multiple accounts or platforms.