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No member of our team will object to us saying that PPC Bee likes to celebrate and doesn’t miss any opportunity to do so. But the opportunity that presented itself recently was so great that we decided to invite all of you to join us — PPC Bee celebrates its 4th birthday! Apart from a big birthday brunch, we’ve prepared many presents in the form of, not only, improvements on the app you can look forward to receiving soon.

We’re celebrating!! For the past five years, we’ve been developing the tool that is becoming popular with increasing numbers of PPC specialists, e-shops, agencies, and e-commerce enthusiasts. And it’s been three years since we made matters officials, founded our own company, and hired a team to take care of PPC Bee and help with its development.

Last year we placed great emphasis on strengthening our product with regards to functionality and usability, stabilizing the application in terms of hardware as well as from the perspective of the admin, and reinforcing key positions in our team.

We wish to be much closer to our clients. The entire year of 2017 was in the spirit of focusing on their wishes and needs. 2018 will be similar. As a courtesy for what PPC Bee users and clients have done for us, we invited them to join us for an English brunch with plenty of delicious food, coffee and talks about the 2017 news and what to look forward to in 2018.

In late February, at the very first meeting with our clients, we introduced our vision for the future as well as specific news, which clients will be able to enjoy this year.

There’s nothing difficult about it. You take data from the application, get data from the client, and voilá, the case study is in the world! However, it isn’t so simple, unfortunately. There’s always work that has to be done that has higher priority right at the moment you’d like to start working on a case study. This was exactly our and our client’s case. For a long time, we had been racking our brains trying to figure out how to get on top of our priorities — as well as not bothering our clients — with whom we wanted to cooperate with on the case study.