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Mar 15, 2007
Rian Brooklyn

Start Your Adwords Campaign With a Killer CTR!

One of the main problems advertisers on Google have is getting a good CTR from the start of a campaign. Often, you start your ad and have to wait for the clicks until your CTR is high enough to be given good placement in the sponsored listings. Want to be sure you'll get a killer CTR right off the bat?

Here's what you do..

Mar 14, 2007
John Dow

The Huge Impact On Pay Per Click Cost With Good SEO

One of the most popular and successful marketing methods available on the Internet today is Pay Per Click Advertising. Pay Per Click Advertising or Pay Per Click search engine marketing as it's sometimes called, is one of the best ways for anyone to get immediate results (visitors to their web site, sales, whatever).

The catch is that since it's so effective and popular, the costs have increased dramatically. What was once a very economical method to advertise your product and service had become more competitive and expensive. Pay Per Click management involves not only the effectiveness of your campaigns, but trying to keep the costs down to acceptable levels..

Mar 13, 2007
Helen M. Overland

How to Improve Your PPC Landing Page Conversions

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If you run a PPC campaign, you probably already know many of the solid ways to help make your campaign cost effective. For example, you probably know not to bid too high, you probably know to use the actual keywords in the ad, and that you should have a landing page that is relevant to the subject the visitor searched for. But are you really getting the most out of your campaigns?

There are many easy things you can do to increase the effectiveness of your PPC campaigns. Here are a few handy tips..

Mar 13, 2007
Michael Biehn

PPC Marketing Begins with A Powerfull Keyword List

Your keyword lists are the root of a good PPC campaign. You should properly research and source quality keywords. Create a good long list. Go deep and go wide, by this I mean investigate every avenue and every avenue off every avenue etc.

Here's a quick example of how to expand your lists by investigating related avenues. In this example I'll use mortgage as the base keyword..