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Which should I choose – SEO or PPC?

We all know that search engines are important. The world’s number one search engine is even a verb and that search engine receives at least 2 trillion searches per year. You can check your analytics package to find out how important search engines are to your site, but its likely to be high. And we … Continue reading Which should I choose – SEO or PPC? →

Justin Wilson A Week In Digital Leave a comment January 31, 2017February 1, 2017 1 Minute

5 PPC Mistakes You May Be Making

PPC Mistakes

Google AdWords is one of the most powerful advertising platforms available. To see why, let’s take a look at one of the challenges of outbound marketing. If you are trying to sell someone a high value item, e.g. a car, you only want to talk to those people when they are in the market for … Continue reading 5 PPC Mistakes You May Be Making →

Justin Wilson A Week In Digital Leave a comment July 26, 2016July 27, 2016 2 Minutes

5 Common PPC Mistakes You May Be Making

PPC Mistakes

Google AdWords is one of the most powerful advertising platforms available. To see why, let’s take a look at one of the challenges of outbound marketing. If you are trying to sell someone a high value item, e.g. a car, you only want to talk to those people when they are in the market for … Continue reading 5 Common PPC Mistakes You May Be Making →

Justin Wilson A Week In Digital Leave a comment August 4, 2015 2 Minutes

How to Manage a PPC Campaign

PPC Management

I read earlier this week that spend on Pay Per Click (PPC) search engine advertising is set to continue to grow in 2015, and this isn’t too surprising.  The quest to get onto page one of Google’s results page for your most important keywords is a difficult and time-consuming one if you go down the … Continue reading How to Manage a PPC Campaign →

Justin Wilson A Week In Digital Leave a comment January 14, 2015June 30, 2015 3 Minutes

What is PPC Quality Score?

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If you have worked in Pay Per Click advertising, it’s likely that you will be aware of Quality Score, but not necessarily true that you understand it.  It can be seen from within Google’s AdWords reporting suite and is a simple mark out of 10 for each keyword that you bid on – the higher … Continue reading What is PPC Quality Score? →

Justin Wilson A Week In Digital Leave a comment July 10, 2014June 30, 2015 2 Minutes

Is My PPC Working Well?

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This week, I was asked a question by my boss who is not a marketer – is our PPC working well?  Hmmm – that is a tricky question, because it is such a vague question.  However, I needed to think of a better answer than that for my boss, so I quickly ran through four … Continue reading Is My PPC Working Well? →

Justin Wilson A Week In Digital Leave a comment January 16, 2014June 30, 2015 2 Minutes

Enhanced PPC Campaigns

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One of the key trends for 2013 is mobile.  Internet users are moving away from traditional devices, such as desktop computers and lap tops and onto mobile devices such as phones and tablets – indeed, half of all searches are made on a mobile device. Investment in mobile optimised sites is increasing to reflect this … Continue reading Enhanced PPC Campaigns →

Justin Wilson A Week In Digital Leave a comment April 19, 2013June 30, 2015 2 Minutes

5 Quick PPC Tips

Pay Per Click

We are in an era where Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is becoming more and more challenging.  Google Panda updates and constantly changing algorithms are making SEO more expensive, and organisations of all size are looking at Pay Per Click (PPC) as a solution. I have worked on a number of PPC campaigns for my clients, … Continue reading 5 Quick PPC Tips →

Justin Wilson A Week In Digital Leave a comment December 13, 2012June 30, 2015 2 Minutes

Measuring PPC performance

Pay Per Click

Any organisation which has an online presence will understand the importance of search engines. With such vast numbers of people using Google in the UK, having a good page rank is a key driver of good quality traffic to websites. However, search engine optimisation can be expensive for small organisations, so its no surprise that … Continue reading Measuring PPC performance →

Justin Wilson A Week In Digital Leave a comment November 16, 2012June 30, 2015 2 Minutes

Google Adwords Extensions

The days of Pay Per Click (PPC) advertising being the reserve of specialist marketers are finished.  The barriers to entry and so low that anyone can simply create adverts and start generating targeted traffic within minutes. All of this means that your adverts need to work harder than ever to stand out and attract that … Continue reading Google Adwords Extensions →

Justin Wilson A Week In Digital Leave a comment August 8, 2017 2 Minutes

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