Posts Tagged ‘PPC’

The Pros Cons of Twitter Advertising for Small Business

pimg id=”img-1334325117263″ src=”http://blog.hubspot.com/Portals/249/images/twitter ad questions.jpg” border=”0″ alt=”twitter ad questions” width=”321″ height=”368″ class=”alignRight” style=”float: right;” /a href=”http://www.hubspot.com/content-skill-levels” target=”_blank”img id=”img-1327422189463″ src=”http://blog.hubspot.com/Portals/249/images/intermediate1.jpg” border=”0″ alt=”intermediate” //a/p pYou may have heard that Twitter has rolled out advertising, but what you might not know is that it’s being targeted to small businesses. For enterprise companies with large teams and budgets, exploring [...]

Are Search Ads Still Worthwhile Alongside a #1 Organic Ranking?

img src=http://images.ientrymail.com/searchnewz/sn0404_small.jpg align=”right”The title of this post might seem a bit confusing, but according to Googles latest research, combining paid advertising alongside a top ranking organic result will help to give your total number of clicks an incremental gain of up to 96%.brbra href=”http://googleresearch.blogspot.com.au/2012/03/impact-of-organic-ranking-on-ad-click.html” onclick=”javascript:_gaq.push(-’_trackEvent’,’outbound-article’,’googleresearch.blogspot.com.au’-);” target=”_blank”The study/a that was released by Google a few days [...]

PPC Mobile Marketing Tips from Q1 2012 Industry Analysts

Two new Q1 2012 paid search reports reinforce the strong growth of the PPC market, driven by higher click-through-rates and lower costs-per-click in the mobile space. Industry analysts share tips for marketers looking to maximize returns in Q2.

Automated Alerts – Robotic Guardian Angels of PPC

When managing PPC campaigns, it’s good to have someone watching out for us just in case something goes awry in a campaign. The automated alert functions within Google AdWords and Google Analytics may be as close as we’ll get to PPC guardian angels.

New Matching Behavior For Keywords

Today, Google announced some very exciting news. Keyword match types generally make our lives easier, and we are better able to target the traffic with it. But what happens when your keyword is often misspelled? Or when you’re an e-commerce company who has to bid on singular and plural terms? This could get very time [...]

Client Services: How to Gain Buy-In Early

For our first installment in the April PPC management series, I’m going to focus on something that may not initially come to mind when thinking about how to start off a new account on the right foot: client services. All paid search account managers understand the importance of data and performance. However, the thing many [...]

Bookending: Predict The Success Of Your Optimizations

It’s hard to see the forest for the trees when making account changes, sometimes. Meaning, when we get granular in our account changes, which we should, it’s often difficult to understand exactly how granular changes will affect the entirety of your account. The best way to remedy this is to utilize bookending. Bookending is a [...]

April Showers Bring May PPC Flowers

Scenario: you’ve inherited a PPC account and are tasked with your first month of account management, or you’re kicking off a brand new PPC account. Where do you start? What do you do? Fear not, PPC Hero to the rescue! In this month’s blog series, we’ll talk about what PPC seeds to plant now to [...]

Stay Up-To-Date on the Latest PPC Strategies!

Only TWO more days until the most exciting paid search event of the year, which you can follow on Twitter via #HeroConf.  We’ll be kicking Hero Conf 2012 off Sunday evening with a networking event at the Osteria Pronto in the prestigious JW Marriott.  Monday, April 16, will be jam-packed with informative sessions brought by [...]

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