If you’ve been involved in Google Advertising for any length of time, you may well be thinking that it’s starting to become somewhat more competitive. And you’d be right. According to Merkle’s Digital Marketing Report, the cost of a Google Ad is around 12 - 14 per cent higher today than it was a couple of years ago. This is largely being driven by more marketers spending more money on ads, with spending up 24 per cent...
Google is a multibillion dollar company with products and services offered in a wide range of industries from advertising, marketing and search engines, to hardware, software, internet, even a $38 million wind farm in North Dakota, USA. With everything that Google has ties to, it is interesting to find that almost 97 percent of Google’s annual revenue comes from their advertising platform. That is over $30 billion per year. This goes to show that keywords are...
What should a Pay Per Click Agency do? As a provider of PPC campaign management services, we believe that we're able to offer clients real value for money. Our services include: Identifying target keywords that will actually produce sales, rather than wasting money on visitors who won't purchase your products or services Carrying out complete analysis of competitor behaviour Using advanced keyword targeting techniques to ensure that you're only spending money on attracting potential customers Making extensive use of negative keywords Organising...
Google Adwords is the advertising system from the search engine giant that allows you to pay per click (PPC). In other words, you only pay when a visitor reaches your website. In theory, Adwords (pronounced "Add Words") represents a simple approach. But many companies have built up years of expertise of using the system, ensuring that they are able to create advertising campaigns that really produce value for money. When using Adwords, you'll soon be presented with various...
Our UK PPC consultancy services are proving increasingly popular, but we've been surprised in recent months by the number of clients that have previously been using overseas pay-per-click management agencies. Given the ability to communicate easily via email, Skype and the like, does it really matter where a PPC agency is based, in relation to clients? We would obviously say "yes - it matters a lot"...