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Category Archives: Paid Search

What is paid search?
Paid search has the umbrella term PPC. PPC stands for ‘Pay Per Click’ but often is used to cover a wide range of paid online marketing.

Daily PPC management – An easy way of keeping up

Posted on January 31, 2012 by Nathan
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Managing multiple PPC accounts can be a real pain sometimes. You make a change, and another, and another. And before you know it, it’s a week later and you can’t remember what to check up on! Sure, you can check … Continue reading →

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Google AdWords: Stop the short tail from ranking over your long tail

Posted on January 17, 2012 by Nathan
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Bidding on both Broad and exact match keywords of the same product can be a bit of a problem with the broad keywords overlapping the long tail keywords. The situation You have widgets broad match at £5 max CPC. You … Continue reading →

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AdWords: Relative CTR for the GDN

Posted on June 14, 2011 by Nathan
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Google have released a new metric to your Google Display Network (GDN) campaigns that’ll help you evaluate the effectiveness of your display ads. They call it Relative CTR and here’s the summary straight from AdWords. “Relative CTR is a measure … Continue reading →

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Adwords: Forget Position Preference, Automated Rules are the way to go!

Posted on April 13, 2011 by Nathan
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Google announced earlier this month that they’re retiring the position preference feature in AdWords. That leaves users who rely on position preference to seek other means of lingering around a position. But Google have made a solution ready to use … Continue reading →

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Google Adwords text advert character limits

Posted on January 18, 2010 by Nathan
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Here’s a quick javascript length validation for your Google AdWord’s adverts. The headline must be 25 characters in length, descriptions 1,2 & the display url are 35. Characters include spaces and punctuation! But remember, even though your advert may be … Continue reading →

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