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Remember that once you’ve got your Google AdWords campaigns set up, don’t just leave them on auto-pilot. If you’re able to get a good quality score and high click-through rate, you can try lowering your CPC while maintaining the same or similar position.

The bottom two keywords have a Quality Score rating of Great ($.05 minimum […]

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Discussing SEO, SEM, internet marketing and other such techniques is typically something I leave to the experts but, after some recent troubles on my site, I’d like to discuss one of the biggest threats to any SEO effort: web site down-time.
Over the last few weeks, large numbers of bloggers have had trouble accessing their sites […]

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Were any of you surprised by the announcements of Yahoo’s disappointing second quarter earnings? I just wish Yahoo would get their game together and step it up already. I’m getting tired of this! It’s disappointing as an advertiser to only have one major reliable option for paid search. Don’t get me wrong, Yahoo and MSN […]

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There’s peanut butter and jelly. Gin and tonic. Fred and Wilma. Some things were just made for each other. The same goes for PPC (pay-per-click advertising) and SEO (search engine optimization) when competing for search engine traffic. PPC begets paid traffic, where SEO begets “natural” traffic. Not every web site out there will need both, […]

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This is a step-by-step guide on how to set up a Google AdWords pay-per-click (PPC) advertising campaign. I previously wrote an article on how to increase your landing page quality score, but I figured a case study on how to set up a new campaign using a site we all know and love would be […]

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Today I get to start a new Google AdWords campaign for my client. I’m super excited because each of these opportunities lets me spend someone else’s money and see how well I can optimize out a campaign! LOL I know, super lame, right? Well, how else will you know your skills unless you can spend […]

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Not really. This is a completely made up concept that Jason and I started throwing around the other day after I read his post “Is Google Becoming a God?” But it’s pretty funny (and scary) to imagine it happening, don’t you think? Jason says Google has returned very relevant results to just about anything he […]

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Last week, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission opened a preliminary antitrust investigation following news of Google’s plan to acquire advertising giant DoubleClick. The New York Times article emphasizes two main points of concern. The first issue raised by privacy groups addresses the concern over the privacy of user data, which although valid, is not […]

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My mentor is a very savvy SEOer. He has a theory that one day Google will no longer use links as a means to measure site value, that instead the value of any page on the internet will be determined by user-generated data. Now let’s all think about this notion for a bit. Imagine if […]

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With all the changes that Google has going on these days, it’s been difficult to keep up with my reading. But one article in Search Engine Roundtable grabbed my attention in particular. I thought most of you who are using either AdWords or AdSense might find this an interesting discussion, if you haven’t already heard […]

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