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Google Analytics outputs from previous Christmas periods are a great tool which helps you improve campaign optimization for the upcoming Christmas season. But how should you correctly pair such information with the data you’re currently using? Would you like to save time on manually creating campaigns for top products or increasing bidding in campaigns you’ve already launched? Let PPC Bee help you!

PPC Bee needed a new design and it needed it bad. What was originally supposed to be only a few new functions turned into a giant project of redesigning the whole thing. We figured out a new smart breadcrumb navigation to make the app clearer, designed a new structure and hierarchy, and created a new menu. If you missed the first half of our story of how we redesigned PPC Bee, definitely give it a read. In this article, we’ll talk about how the new app design took shape and how it all turned out.

The past month was really productive for PPC Bee. Our development team beavered away to make it even easier for users to work with the app and make the creation of ad campaigns more effective. We’ve long taken care to use our and our clients’ experience to come up with features which would logically take the app to the next level and fulfill all possible needs of current and future users. Our efforts resulted in three new features which once again make PPC Bee a bit better. Now you can use data from GOOGLE ANALYTICS, FEED MERGE, and FEED SCRAPER.

You may already know that PPC Bee will soon allow you to target Facebook users who are already aware of you in one way or another. Nevertheless, we decided to take our dynamic product campaign solution one step further and enhance it with prospecting.

Feed export—an inconspicuous feature available in PPC Bee, though one that’s used over and over again. With the introduction of FB remarketing, a new dimension’s been added to it.

Sklik has introduced a new function—now, when numerical data is changed in ads, the existing ads will be updated; no new ones will be created. This means you won’t lose ad history, stats will remain, and it will be easier for you to evaluate performance.

A few days ago, Jakub Rejnuš from PeckaDesign invited Ondra, our tech lead, and Martin Zítek, our long-term Heureka partner, to join his podcast and discuss not only what makes automation so important and beneficial, but also its difficulties and what to avoid if you want to really benefit from automating your campaigns, assuming you’re thinking about doing it.