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2 SEO Changes That Could Affect Your AdWords Pay Per Click ROI

Search engine optimization is mercurial. Things are constantly changing, which means that internet marketers must change with it in order to get the best returns from their PPC campaigns, for example. Following are two recently announced changes by search engine giant and ad network Google that every pay per click marketer needs to be aware of.

Site Speed Matters: When a user clicks through from you Google AdSense ad, your landing page had better load quickly. Why? Because Google is considering using site speed as a ranking factor. 

While the company has come right out and said emphatically that it plans to do this, the fact that it’s even a part of the conversation means that at some point they probably will. Also, they’ve rolled out tools webmasters can use to speed up their pages. Learn more about this at Google’s Site Speed site.

Personalized Search: This has caused a big hullabaloo lately. What exactly is it? It means that when you conduct a Google search, it returns results that are tailored to what the search engine thinks is most desired by the individual user as opposed to a more general relevancy for the average person who may be searching the web.

To explain by way of example, let’s say you conduct a lot of searches for home décor tips and click on results from HGTV.com often. Accordingly, Google might rank HGTV.com higher on the results pages it returns the next time you do a search for home décor ideas – simply because it sees that you go to this site often.

Why is this important to you as an online marketer? Think about it this way: if web users are getting more personalized results, it can fragment your target market more. This makes it harder for you to reach larger numbers of prospects.

While you can’t change what ad networks like Google do, you can stay abreast of the changes and adapt your SEO and pay per click marketing strategies to continually maximize your return on investment.

Posted by PPCBlog in Google Adwords, Internet Marketing, Pay Per Click Advertising, Pay Per Click Tips, Search Engine Marketing, Search Engine Optimization on January 22,2010

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Happy New Year! Find out the PPC Summit 2009 search engine marketing conference discounts, dates and locations…

We hope 2009 is off to a great start for you! In 2009 we look forward to bringing PPC Summit, the premier Search Engine Marketing educational conference, to Chicago: April 22-23, New York: June 16-17 and Los Angeles: Sept. 23-24. During two-days of comprehensive training, PPC Summit offers laser-focused educational sessions to help online advertisers increase their ROI and maximize their Pay Per Click marketing dollars.

Experts from Microsoft, Google, and others lead hands-on workshops, panel discussions, training sessions and more. Sessions cover keyword development, customer conversions, bidding strategies, web site analytics and tracking, quality score & site rank, search engine copywriting tactics, B2B & B2C ad techniques, web site & landing page development and deployment and more!

Here’s what past attendees are saying…“My sales are up 350% and cost-per-sale is down 48.3% after applying the PPC Summit expert strategies.” David Wagner, PPC Summit Los Angeles attendee.

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Posted by PPCBlog in Internet Marketing, PPC Campaign Strategies, PPC Summit Conferences, Pay Per Click Advertising, Pay Per Click Training, Search Engine Marketing, Search Engine Optimization on January 3,2009

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Create Pay Per Click Keywords that Get Results

Are your keywords performing as well as they should be?
Here’s how to determine relevant keywords that result in driving the greatest traffic at the least cost. Did you know that most successful PPC advertisers own between 500 & 5,000 keywords? Your Pay Per Click advertising success is dependant on understanding your customers and building targeted keyword lists for Google Adwords and all others.

Questions to ask when developing your keyword strategy:
•          What do your customers search for?
•          How do customers search for your product/service? 
•          What words do you use to brand your product?
•         How do they buy? What’s your product/service buying cycle?

Keyword Development Tips for Success:
•          Review related brand names and products if applicable to yours
•          Look at keywords related to your marketing materials
•          Add everything related to your new product or service offerings
•          Qualify generic keywords to make them more targeted
•          Review related meanings of your keywords
•          Make a list of multiple intents and singular/plural changes
•          List all related acronyms
•          Define your ideal keywords – not too hot, not too cold
•          Brainstorm with your team, customers and strangers
•          Choose related nouns and adjectives

<<<PPC Insiders Tip>>>One way to get ahead of the game is to research the keywords your competitors are bidding on by using tools like Adgooroo and viewing the source code on competitor’s websites for ideas. 

Here’s to building your successful keyword case! Check out the PPC Summit Insiders email newsletter at www.ppcsummit.com for more on profitable keyword strategies.

Posted by PPCBlog in Internet Marketing, Keyword Development, PPC Campaign Strategies, Pay Per Click Advertising, Pay Per Click Tips, Pay Per Click Training, Search Engine Marketing, Search Engine Optimization on December 12,2008

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