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Top 10 Most Effective AdWords Strategies to Maximize Your Pay Per Click ROI

If you’re struggling to increase your AdWords profits, then you can’t afford to miss the upcoming AdWords Advantage Online Seminar. The AdWords Advantage faculty will share the latest mission critical secrets to pay per click advertising success during 18 expert-led classes May 10-19, 2011. Read on to find out how you can learn the Top 10 Most Effective AdWords Strategies to Improve Your Conversion Rates and Maximize Your AdWords ROI, plus find out details about the FREE preview webinar on April 28th…

The AdWords Advantage experts include the industry’s best: Craig Danuloff, David Szetela, Dennis Yu, Fred Vallaey’s, Justin Cutroni, Kevin Lee and many more. These experts will help you learn the quickest ways to get ahead of your AdWords competition with improved website rankings, better Quality Score and lower keyword Cost-Per-Click.

Top 10 Reasons to Attend the AdWords Advantage Online Seminar, You’ll Learn How to:

  1. Setup an effective AdWords campaign and grow your business 
  2. Apply proven PPC techniques that yield higher conversions
  3. Leverage social media to improve your AdWords campaign performance
  4. Personalize your keywords to meet the needs of your specific market
  5. Utilize the top tools and solutions to save time and cut ad costs
  6. Control costs and improve conversions on content campaigns
  7. Optimize AdWords and track your campaigns using Google Analytics
  8. Develop an effective AdWords and Social Media marketing plan
  9. Improve your Quality Score and combat costly mistakes 
  10. Properly measure AdWords beyond the last click

Here’s Your Sneak Peak Pass to the FREE Preview Webinar on April 28th 1 PM/EST: PPC Beyond AdWords – Reach More Targeted Customers with Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn – join David Szetela, CEO of Clix Marketing, covering the Top 10 Simple and Effective Techniques for Getting the Most Out of Social Media Advertising!

This is a great training seminar for all marketers who want to grow their business using AdWords. You can reserve your spot and Save 50% Now–and don’t forget to check out the free preview webinar!

Posted by PPCBlog in Google Adwords, Internet Marketing, Pay Per Click Advertising, Pay Per Click Tips, Pay Per Click Training, Search Engine Marketing, Twitter, facebook on April 28,2011

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How to Determine If Your Social Media Community Trusts You

Social media marketing is a sword that cuts two ways. It’s easy to build a community, but can be difficult to get them to trust you. This is because there is so much garbage on the net – everyone is trying to make a fast buck.

Building trust is key to making sales. So, how do you get your community to trust you? Let’s look at some numbers to gain some insight. According to What Makes Social Media Trustworthy?, a recent study highlighted by eMarketer, a firm that tracks trends in digital media and marketing:

Just over a quarter (26%) of those polled trusted a brand product or company based on its blog posts, Twitter feed and/or Facebook updates.

BUT . . .

Approaching two-thirds (61%) trusted blog posts, Twitter and Facebook updates found on pages from someone those surveyed knew.

Social Media Marketing Message: To Get Trust You Have To . . .

Be a real person, not a company.

Remember, social media marketing is all about building relationships. And, people don’t have relationships with “companies.” People have relationships with other people. So it’s imperative to interact with your community from a human standpoint, not a corporate standpoint.

This can be as simple as signing up using a real name as your “account name,” instead of your company name.

Other Tips for Creating Trust in Social Media Marketing

Stay in contact regularly;

Don’t talk about you so much; send links to information relevant to your target markets’ lives; and

Create conversation by asking your community’s input.

If you remember your old-school social graces and apply them to the new medium that is social media marketing, you’ll have no problems getting your community to trust you – and increase sales.

What social networking sites do you use? Are you reaching your customers on Facebook, Twitter or other sites? We’d love to hear your comments.

Posted by PPCBlog in Internet Marketing, Pay Per Click Advertising, Pay Per Click Tips, Search Engine Marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Social Media, Twitter, facebook on September 4,2010

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Top 2 Social Media Marketing Tips to Get More Traffic from Facebook Today

Invariably, when social media marketing is discussed, Facebook is mentioned. That’s because with 400 million users worldwide as of May 2010, it is one of the fastest growing social media sites on the web. If you have a Facebook account or are thinking about getting one, following are two things you can do immediately to get more traffic.

Add the Static FBML App

What is this app and why should you add it? In essence, it turns your Facebook page into a lead generator. FBML is the acronym for Facebook Markup Language. It allows you to add custom content to your page, including but not limited to, opt-in boxes, newsletter sign-up boxes, launch “ask campaigns”, etc.

From your Facebook page, you can capture leads in the same way you would on a landing page. This is social media marketing at its best.

Add Facebook to Your Website

The end goal of social media marketing is to drive traffic to your web presence so you can get prospects to take some type of action. One of the easiest ways to do this with Facebook is to add it to your website. This is simple and there are a myriad of ways to do it. Practically all involve cutting and pasting a snippet of code into your site.

The social plugin Like Box is a good example. When you use this to add Facebook to your website, you will be able to get “Likes” from your own website, without having to sign into Facebook. This plugin will allow you to view critical data such as how many users like a certain page, how many of their friends like it and read recent posts.

The more visible your social media presences are to prospects, the easier it will be for them to interact with you there. Adding Facebook to your website via social plugins like Like Box accomplishes this.

Want to learn more social media hot tips, check out the Search Engine Marketing Insider email newsletter — learn expert tips that will ignite your social media presence! We want to know…what social media strategies have you found to be successful?

Posted by PPCBlog in Internet Marketing, PPC Summit Conferences, Pay Per Click Advertising, Search Engine Marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Social Media, facebook on August 28,2010

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Social Media Marketing Advice: Get More Traffic from Your Tweets

Ever heard of hash tags? They can be your secret weapon to getting more traffic from every tweet you send out.  Here’s how and why.

The Language of Social Media Marketing: What are Hashtags & How They Help You Get Traffic

Hashtags are words on Twitter that are preceded by the # symbol. This symbol lets searchers know that there’s a topic (group) around this subject. For example, if you send out a tweet about social media marketing, your tweet might include a hashtag that looks like this: #socialmedia.

Hashtags turn up in search engines like Google much like keywords. Hence, it’s wise to use them in your tweets as often as possible.

Another reason to use them is that if other Twitter users are searching for something on a topic that you’ve tweeted about and it includes a hashtag, it’s much easier for them to find it – and possibly retweet it.

Retweets are akin to backlinks in search engine optimization (SEO) lingo. So the more of them you have, the more likely your results are to show up higher in search engine results – and the more traffic you’ll receive — all from just using one little symbol.

Tip: As tweets can contain only 140 characters, if the message you want to tweet or RT is already close this limit and the phrase you want to put a hashtag in front of is already included, just put the # in front of it. It won’t affect your tweet at all – other than to possibly give it more traction.

The bottom line is, don’t tweet blindly. Remember, there’s an art to tweeting effectively. And, if you use social media marketing sites like Twitter with search marketing tips like this in mind, you’ll be seamlessly increasing your traffic in no time.

Posted by PPCBlog in Internet Marketing, Pay Per Click Tips, Search Engine Marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Social Media, facebook on August 23,2010

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One Way to Stand Out from the Competition on Facebook

Facebook, now known worldwide as a social media marketing site, didn’t start out that way. When it was initially launched in 2004, it was just a site for college students to interact, eg, share photos, send messages, update personal profiles, etc.

It quickly grew to become one of the most popular sites on the web. As of July 2010, it had more than 500 million users worldwide. And of course with numbers this large, it’s one of the premier social networking sites for businesses of all size.

The “Secret” to Standing Head and Shoulders above the Competition on Facebook

Many companies fall into the trap of using the same Facebook setup that casual and non-professional users have. In order to ensure that your presence on Facebook is as professional as it can be, customize your firm’s page.

By customizing your company’s page, you can easily make it stand out from the competition. To do this, simply use Static FBML (Facebook Markup Language). It allows you to not only create unique tabs and content, you can also change where visitors land when they visit your Facebook page.

This can be extremely important in converting mere prospects into customers. Why? Because the default landing page in Facebook is “the wall.” But, if you have a particular product or service you want to feature, you can have prospects land on one of those particular pages instead.

It’s the little edges you gain in business that, over time, make a big impact. And, the reason they do is because most don’t go the extra mile. They stop at “good enough.” To get the edge in social media marketing, go the extra mile – and reap the rewards of doing so.

Let us know what is working (or not) for you in social media marketing. Are you getting a good return on the time and money you’re spending? Are you reaching your customers on Facebook and other sites?

Posted by PPCBlog in Internet Marketing, Pay Per Click Tips, Search Engine Marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Social Media, b2b search marketing, facebook on August 20,2010

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