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What makes Google AdWords the best PPC advertising network in the US?

May 7th, 2013

This year, Google AdWords continues to change the game in the world of paid search marketing through its competitive keyword tools, Enhanced Mobile Ad Campaign and Remarketing, thus making it the best PPC advertising network in the US.

Competitive Keyword Tools

Google AdWords’ research tools pull up keywords with a higher rate of clickability or marketability for campaigns compared to any other PPC tools, as highlighted in the infographic presented by Dr. Pete.

Dr. Pete and his team collected data from 10,000 page one Google SERPs via Google.com both for typical business hours on a particular day and random hours on random days. They turned off the personalization and saw to it that crawlers were logged-out from Chrome browser. They retrieved 500 keywords in 20 different categories through AdWord’s keyword tools and generated the following results: Read the rest of this entry »

How can the PPC Manager improve keyword bidding techniques?

May 3rd, 2013

The PPC Manager can improve his or her keyword bidding techniques through these 7 simple ways:

  1. Pay attention to the users’ queries and bid consequently.

PPC Managers should know when to increase or decrease bids on a particular keyword or ad group to improve their keyword bidding techniques. The Search Query Performance Tool can be really helpful in deciding whether to higher or lower the keyword bids. Paying attention to what the searchers are actually typing aids PPC Managers to choose the perfect keywords they should bid on.

PPC Managers should base his or her decision to bid on freshly retrieved data and this means retrieving words to be use as keywords from actual traffic and actual conversions. The best tip to keep in mind is that searchers’ queries should control the keywords to be bid on rather than bidding blindly on keywords in the hopes that these keywords will drive customers to the site. Read the rest of this entry »

Why must PPC Managers learn to generate reports? What kind of PPC reports are useful?

May 1st, 2013

PPC Managers need to effectively generate reports, most importantly because they are usually solely responsible for the PPC campaigns they manage and they have to track and analyze their campaigns in order to make the best decisions for the advertising success of their clients.

 

The PPC manage is the very first person expected to organize and analyze data and to immediately act on whatever findings a PPC report generates before passing this information to the clients.

 

Generating reports allows managers to successfully troubleshoot when and where it is needed. PPC reports are all about damage control and they inform the advertising clients of the problems encountered and solutions applied.

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How does a PPC advertising beginner make good optimization decisions?

March 25th, 2013

The journey into paid search advertising or bidding on display networks can be a little frustrating to many new AdWords users. Beginners keen on making progress in their advertising should focus on several key areas in PPC campaign development.

Below are four tips to help even the most inexperienced PPC advertisers optimize their accounts.

Optimize advertisement text

Though PPC campaigns on the Display Network can also include video and image advertisements, it is the accompanying text that contains the call to action. PPC advertisements should be crafted in a creative way that drives the user towards your website. The words used should be attractive to your ideal customers and unappealing to everyone else. Including prices or descriptive words such as “affordable or premium” can give your audience an idea of whether or not the product or service is suitable for them. This is a fine art, so start practicing your pitch. Read the rest of this entry »

Google AdWords is the best form of PPC Advertising

March 22nd, 2013

When it comes to Pay Per Click (PPC) campaign management, Google AdWords is by far the leading product offered in the industry. With a thriving Display Network composed of hundreds of thousands of websites and blogs, Google AdWords is the ideal platform for any business interested in exposure and long term online marketing success.

With global search engine market share at 88.2% as of February 2013, Google is a global giant in paid search engine advertising. The company’s AdWords PPC campaign management product is home to hundreds of thousands of advertisers and offers lots of ways to capitalize on fluid market trends.

Users have the capacity to reach an audience anywhere online while getting the support required to drive conversions. The platform offers text, image and video formats to best enable users to communicate their message to potential customers. Read the rest of this entry »

3 ways PPC beats SEO for driving traffic and increasing conversions

March 21st, 2013

Pay Per Click (PPC) advertising campaigns provide businesses with fresh, engaging and innovative ways to attract consumers they would not otherwise be able to engage.

This paid search method requires campaign managers to bid on search phrases called keywords. The keyword with the average highest bid CPC (cost per click) and Quality Score wins the top rank in the Search Network. The Google Display Network gives advertisers opportunities to display their advertisements on hundreds of thousands of websites across the world.

SEO involves optimizing the structure and content of websites and is a long-term, time consuming method to achieving high organic search results. Though not without merit, it isn’t as dynamic in driving relevant traffic as PPC advertising campaigns. Here are three reasons why; Read the rest of this entry »

The iPad, the cell phone or the laptop? Which is the best device for your PPC campaign?

March 19th, 2013

While 2013 is considered the Year of the Snake by Chinese astrologers, for Pay Per Click (PPC) campaign managers advertising on the Google Display and Search Networks, it may as well be known as  the Year of the Tablet.

Last year  128 million of these devices were shipped, an increase of 78% since 2011. PPC campaign managers must engage these as well as mobile users in 2013 as they represent a large and promising  slice of potential conversions.

Integration of devices

Google has recognized the importance of the tablet market as well as the similarities between tablets and desktop computers. In both cases, the display settings are quite comparable as website surfing on tablets offers the same look and feel as the desktop computer experience. The similarities also mean that people search the same way on both devices, often utilizing the same type and number of keywords. In the future the two will become one, with tablet bidding merging seamlessly into desktop campaigns. Read the rest of this entry »

3 ways to destroy PPC campaigns using unnatural links

March 15th, 2013

Advertising on the Google Search Network through Google Adwords can help your business to generate traffic and conversions on your website while building brand power. Google uses an algorithm to determine the PageRank of your website which, among other factors, is determined by the quantity, quality and relevance of the links other websites make to yours.

Recently Google announced that it would be streamlining activities it deemed as “unnatural links schemes”. Essentially, this is any behavior that manipulates links to your website or outgoing links from your site. It’s a broad definition but the company clarified by giving users a detailed list of these activities.

As expected, practices that were considered unfavorable included exchanging money, services or products for links, using excessive link exchanging or “link to me and I’ll link to you”, linking to spammers or unrelated websites to improve PageRank and utilizing automated programmes to create links to your website.

If these links are not removed, your company risks being banned from the Google Search Network and paid search with Google Adwords. Though removing these links can be a challenging process, it is a necessary one if you are to safeguard your PPC campaign. Read the rest of this entry »

Two ways to improve a PPC branding campaign using link-building strategies

March 14th, 2013

Effective Pay Per Click branding campaigns should be supported by what marketers refer to as “link-building”. This is the dynamic process of driving traffic to your website via links from other website sources.

You can create links in many ways. Popular methods include: contributing content to other websites operating in your industry, posting information on online forums and message boards and writing replies in the comment sections of blogs.

The higher the quality, quantity and relevance of links leading to your website, the higher your website’s PageRank or appearance in Google search results. A high PageRank will positively affect your Quality Score and since the success of your PPC branding campaign is in part tied to Quality Score, link-building is just as essential for the PPC manager as it is for the SEO specialist.

PPC campaign benefits of having a high Quality Score include; Read the rest of this entry »

Why do you need Google AdWords Help?

January 30th, 2013

“I get by with a little Google AdWords Help from my friends,” is how the real Beatles hit song goes – a few years into the future that is – and the phrase really couldn’t be truer if it wished to be with the help of a genie and fairy godmother in tow at the same time.

Even if you are a real veteran, a real Google AdWords dab hand at managing online campaigns, you still need help and advice when it comes to the management of your Google AdWords Campaigns. We all need help and advice. It is useful and healthy to see things from another’s perspective and to get an objective eye on certain matters whenever possible. Particularly in the world of online marketing, as it changes all the time and new techniques are being developed on a daily basis to make advertising campaigns even more successful.

What kind of Google Adwords Help is available?

There are a number of different ways in which you can get your hands on some Google AdWords Help. It is always best to investigate a little into the sources that you come across, but the variety is out there for the taking. Read the rest of this entry »

   
   

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