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Navah Hopkins

Navah Hopkins

Optmyzr Evangelist @ Optmyzr

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Navah Hopkins is a former Optmyzr Evangelist. She’s currently the ads liaison at Microsoft Advertising.

A veteran of the digital marketing industry and “Top 25 PPC Expert”, she began as an SEO in 2008, transitioning to PPC in 2012. She manages the strategy and execution of paid media campaigns, as well as helping brands build relationships with profitable partners and customers.

Throughout her career, Navah makes a point to give back and loves sharing lessons learned on the international speaking circuit as well as at local universities. She is a frequent contributor to SEJ, SEMrush, and WordStream blogs/webinars.

In 2019, she became a founding member of the Paid Search Association, a group dedicated to empowering the next generation of PPC practitioners, as well as serving as a resource for all practitioners to learn from and share with the community.

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Author - Navah Hopkins

Does Quality Score Still Matter in 2026? How to Interpret It in Automation-Heavy Google Ads Accounts.

Quality Score isn’t new. It has been around for nearly two decades. What’s new is how uncertain many advertisers feel about what to do with it today.

Author - Navah Hopkins

Negative Keywords in Google Ads: How to Reduce Wasted Spend and Improve Campaign Performance in 2026

A PPC manager shared a lesson from their first big beauty account on Reddit. They had just built out their first major campaign structure and created an ad group for the “shampoo” category. Negative keywords were in place, and everything looked solid.

Author - Navah Hopkins

Say Hello to Sidekick 6.0: Faster Help, Smarter Guidance, Better Workflows

Every PPC professional knows that managing campaigns isn’t just about data. It’s about navigating different tools, keeping track of what’s happening, and making sense of it all as quickly as possible. Between shifting metrics and complex workflows, even the best teams can lose valuable time switching contexts.