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Google +1 has been integrated into Google AdWords for a while now – and this is great news. It means that people can actually recommend your ad – an excellent mechanism that will benefit advertisers who provide relevant products. It’s a great way to integrate a word of mouth element into paid advertisement. Read Full Story

Whenever you’re managing a Pay per click campaign, it is important that you will get as numerous people to your website as you possibly can. With no matter the number of visitors come, when the first page they see doesn’t attract them, they will not be prone to hang in there making a purchase. Also , since in PPC advertising, you’re spending money on each visitor, it only is sensible that you’d spend some time and energy to ensure these potential customers like the things they see once they... Read Full Story

People often get terrified when they hear the term pay per click (PPC) if they are not familiar with online advertising. It then gets worse when you tell them, PPC advertising can increase your Return on Investment (ROI). As a matter of fact, PPC is quite a simple thing to understand if one consults with a PPC expert to understand the full details. Before one goes to consult an expert, I hope this article gives as insight in to the advantages of Pay per click advertising. Pay per click... Read Full Story

Pay per click can be probably the most simplest and also the fastest approach to drive site visitors to your web page. But it can also be simple to make these typical mistakes when you might be starting out. An additional mistake that numerous new AdWords marketers make is that they set up their everyday funds too high. Believe us, it’s wholly accurate that you may drop money incredibly swiftly if you do not know what the heck you happen to be doing. If all of the forces are against you... Read Full Story

Pay per click advertising in the search engines is a great way to get instant visibility and draw plenty of targeted traffic to your site. But one needs to do it the right way. While setting up a campaign is easy, tasting success with your PPC advertising efforts is a different story altogether. Many of us labor under the impression that it doesn’t require much expertise or any special domain knowledge to do PPC marketing. And nothing could be farther from the truth. In order to ensure that... Read Full Story

Today I want to talk about why you should always start out with higher CPCs. You already know that Google is going really crazy when it comes to quality score. If you have a high quality score, you can pay a lot less for the number one position in Google, then another advertiser is paying for the number five position. I’m not going to go through all the details again of how Google ranks the ads, because I already in different place about that, but quality score is a huge part of that. The... Read Full Story

The British like to do things the british way. And so they writie bBritisch too. There are a lot of words that are written differently in England, than they are internationally, and when you target THESE keywords, you can often get a lot cheaper PPC costs when targeting the British market – specially if you have a .co.uk domain. Here’s a good overview of different spellings between the US+the rest of the world and the British: http://www.tysto.com/articles05/q1/20050324uk-us.shtml Go... Read Full Story

Google has released a new keyword tool. You will have to log into your adwords account, go to the keyword tool, and then click on the link to the Beta version. One thing it does, it that it shows you mobile searches too. I could write a lot about the new features, but other’s have done that already: http://forums.searchenginewatch.com/showthread.php?t=25476 http://www.seroundtable.com/archives/020848.html Very cool! Read Full Story

Image via Wikipedia One thing you can do to give your quality score rating a little boost is to include a sitemap. A sitemap won’t be a huge difference in your AdWords quality score, but as you know – it’s all about those small, little incremental improvements. Apart of benefiting you quality score-wise, a search engine friendly sitemap will also help you SEOwise. Even though many PPC marketers really don`t care about SEO, it’s getting increasingly important because of the ever... Read Full Story

AdWords has a recommended budget for your campaigns. Should you spend more, less, or follow their advice? I found that I really get the best results when I set my daily budget to 150% of their recommendation. (So, if they recommend $200, then I set it to $300). This get’s me not only more clicks, but also sometimes can lower the CPC. One possible reason for that might be that some competitors run out of budget at some point – at which there is less competition for that keyword, thus the... Read Full Story