Showing posts with label Pay-Per-Click Advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pay-Per-Click Advertising. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

Adwords Variables.

There are what seem like a thousand different elements that make up an Adwords campaign. The broad elements are; budget, cost-per-click, keyword, and targeting settings. How do they influence your ad performance according to the folks at Google?

Budget: The amount you're willing to spend on an ad campaign over a period of time

Cost-per-click: The amount you choose to pay each time your ad is clicked

Keywords: Words or phrases related to your business

Region/country targeting: The geographic area where you'd like your ads to appear

Budget
Setting a higher budget will result in more ad impressions; your ads will appear as frequently as possible for your keywords.

Cost-per-click (CPC)
Higher CPCs help your ads appear among top positions in Google search results and earn higher clickthrough rates. (Your clickthrough rate, or CTR, equals the number of clicks your ad receives divided by its number of impressions.)

Keywords
Choosing specific keywords will result in more targeted ads with higher clickthrough rates. (Your clickthrough rate, or CTR, equals the number of clicks your ad receives divided by its number of impressions.)

Region/Country Targeting
Targeting smaller regions can result in more relevant ads with higher clickthrough rates. (Your clickthrough rate, or CTR, equals the number of clicks your ad receives divided by its number of impressions.)

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Adwords and PPC Managers. Who is best?

inQubator.net is the best. Okay, full disclosure here: I work for inQubator. But I wouldn't work anywhere else.

We have been buying direct-response media for clients since 1993. So we know more about driving sales than any other agency in the field. Our pricing is competitive. Plus, we understand target-marketing, to generate response for your unique business. You don't need to settle for a computer geek that recently decided to be a Pay-Per-Click consultant. The direct marketing professionals that can help you grow your business are right here, at inQubator.

If you want more business, AdWords is the way to get more prospects to see your marketing message. We focus on getting the right prospects to your website for the smallest cost - that's what successful AdWords management is all about.

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Pay-Per-Click search engine advertising campaign. How to do it?

Well, here is how it is done at inQubator.net:

Your inQubator pay-per-click search engine advertising campaign is set up and managed for optimal results and maximum sales. We handle the details including campaign creation, daily management, continued strategic optimizations and monthly reporting.

inQubator Keyword Research
We do exhaustive keyword research on your business, industry, competitors and the keyword search records and create a list of the best keywords. This keyword list can include keyword phrases with four or more words.

inQubator Ad Writing & Testing
Our adwords experts excel in writing and testing superior ad copy. Even minor adjustments in ad copy can result in dramatic shifts in sales and leads. With our detailed ad copy research we are able to maximize your click-thru rates, bringing you the lowest overall cost-per-clickthru (CPC).

inQubator Tracking, Analysis, & Reporting
We use in-depth tracking and reporting tools to track the individual keywords that produce the most response. Using this data to reallocate your budget to the most responsive keywords, while lowering bids to improve campaign results and efficiency. You are emailed a detailed report monthly that shows you all the information needed to understand how your campaign is performing.

inQubator On-Going Management & Optimization
Your Adwords management expert will ensure that your campaign stays a powerful source of your business growth each month by scrutinizing and evaluating the success of your overall keyword list. Managing your Adwords campaign on a regular basis is critical for a successful and profitable PPC campaign. inQubator finesses your campaign on an on-going basis for maximal results so you can become a top player in your niche.

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Search engine marketing aka SEM. What is it?

Search engine marketing (SEM) is Internet marketing that promotes websites in search engine result pages (SERPs). When a company uses SEM to find prospects, it is typically buying paid search listings through Google AdWords, Yahoo Search Marketing and Microsoft adCenter. In 2006, American advertisers spent $9.4 billion on search engine marketing. SEM is the fastest growing form of advertising for 2 simple reasons. It is affordable for businesses small and large, and it works!

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Adwords and Pay-Per-Click Advertising. History.

A little background... as the number of websites on the Web increased in the 1990s, search engines were created to help people find information quickly. Search engines developed business models to finance their services, such as pay per click (PPC) programs offered by Goto.com in 1998 - when we began buying these advertisements for clients. Goto.com was purchased by Yahoo in 2003, and now offers paid search opportunities for advertisers through Yahoo Search Marketing. Google began to offer advertisements in 2000 through the Google AdWords program, and is the top provider for your company to get started with today.

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Monday, January 12, 2009

Search Engine Optimization aka SEO

One of the best ways to increase the search ranking for a site is through Search Engine Optimization (SEO).

SEO gets more hits for a website by helping it rank higher in the search engine results, increasing your traffic and prospects, by being more easily found.

SEO is a method of improving traffic to your website from search engines via the "natural" or "organic" search results listings. Usually, the higher a site is presented in the search results page, the more searchers will visit that site. As an Internet marketing strategy, SEO considers how search engines work and what people search for. Optimizing a website primarily involves editing its content and coding to increase its relevance to specific keywords and to remove barriers to the indexing activities of search engines.

80 percent of Internet users start off in search engines before they buy a product or service online. Not appearing in the top listings for your specific keywords can mean the difference between the success or failure of your online business.

SEO works by using specific keywords or phrases that allow your website to be found by search engines when a relevant topic is searched. SEO involves modifying a site's coding, content and structure, as well as fixing issues that could prevent search engines from listing your site.

SEO also includes submitting your website to relevant directories, developing backlinks to your website, and tweaking your sitemap so it is structured properly.

Things you ABSOLUTELY need to do to your site - to get found by prospective customers:
* Competition analysis
* Keyword and marketplace research
* Title tag and meta keyword optimization
* HTML optimization
* Robots.txt creation and implementation
* Local Directory Submissions

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