Tag Archives: PPC Management

Using PPC to Increase Traffic

First page search engine results are the best way to generate traffic to your website. They are also the most difficult to obtain organically. These coveted positions involve intense online competition, sophisticated SEO (Search Engine Optimization) processes, onsite / on-page modifications and refinements and a steady stream of new content. Further, these results can take weeks, months, and yes, years for the most competitive terms. While there is no question that SEO is essential for any credible long-term search engine marketing strategy, what is the short term strategy to get found by these same searchers while SEO is “in the oven?” PPC (Pay per Click) is the primary means of delivering first page results and increase relevant website traffic.
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Paid Search vs. Organic Search

Internet Marketing involves many components; chief among them are Paid Search and Organic Search. Some do not know the difference. Others don’t know whether, and under what circumstances each should be used.
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How to Improve Your Click through Rate (CTR)

Making the decision to implement a pay per click advertising campaign is the first step towards increasing traffic, conversions and sales, but the work clearly doesn’t stop there. Ad campaigns must be constantly monitored and refined in order to maximize your ROI. With the end goal of increasing the Click through Rate (CTR), the most successful advertisers make several critical decisions. Each of these is designed to increase the impact of the campaign, and get the most bang for your buck.
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Google Adwords Content Network Is a Gold Mine!

A lot of Pay per Click Gurus tell clients not use the Google's Content Network because it is filled with Made for Adsense sites and click fraud, which is a huge issue. However, the same Gurus do not say anything about the content network not being able to generate targeted traffic, but it does.
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