Tuesday, November 29th, 2011 at
11:59 am
Article by Tracy Mu Sung
So you set up a PPC account as best you can, but still you aren’t getting the traffic you want. Or maybe you want an extra boost of traffic toward the end of the month. Whatever the situation, if you want to increase PPC traffic, there are a few things you can do:
1. Create new Ads: You need to check your statistics – are your ads getting impressions but not clicks? If so, this could mean you aren’t writing enticing ads. Create some new text ads, using a different approach to your usual one. Point out what makes you different, offer specials, and include action words. Try a few new and different ads and then keep an eye on them to see which ones work
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Wednesday, August 10th, 2011 at
1:07 pm
Article by Antione Cook
Finding the best pay per click management company for your website, whether you are selling something you made in your basement or are looking to promote your book, can be difficult to do. There are so many different way to pay per clicks that it is often difficult to find the best one, and it isn’t always found at the first company that you choose.
When originally scouting out a pay per click management team for your website, you may want to look to advertise with the search engines that you use most frequently. For example, if you are a big user of Yahoo when looking something up on the web, you are going to find that Yahoo (formerly Overture pay per click) is probably going to be the best company. Why? The reason is because you use this search engine for a reason, and chances are people who are similar to you also prefer to use this search engine. You may not know this, but certain demographics tend to go to cetrain search engines, and you want to consider that when choosing a pay per click management firm.
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Saturday, July 23rd, 2011 at
1:01 pm
Question by Donna C: Can you really make $ with pay per click ads on your website?
If you have a really interesting website with a good traffic flow and good rankings, can you actually make any real money with pay per click ads, or affiliate marketing?
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Monday, June 20th, 2011 at
12:59 pm
Article by satyanarayana
With pay per click and Google Adsense you can build your affiliate marketing business with targeted traffic. This has become a very effective way to earn online profits. And if your website is rich with original quality content and you want to earn more profit, you can use Google Adsense to drive your profits.
Why Use Pay Per Click To Promote Affiliate Marketing?
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Thursday, April 21st, 2011 at
1:02 pm
Question by brendalovesgames: How can I effectively get my website seen by 1000′s without paying a per click charge?
I have a home based direct selling business and I want to create a stronger internet presence. I would like to get my link www.brenda.simplyfun.com out there to solicite consultants and generate sales from the site. I am a novice at this, and I do not feel inclined to do a “pay per click” campaign. Not that I am cheap, but I do not understand how it works and I do not want to end up with a huge bill monthly. The choosing key words is a bit scarry as well. I do not know that much about this sort of campaign. So… any other way to go about this without the exhorbitant cost?
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Thursday, February 10th, 2011 at
12:06 pm
Monday, October 25th, 2010 at
11:10 am
Since google doesn’t allow adult content for their adsense program, doesnt any1 else know of other companies that pay fairly well if u put their ads on ur site and u get paid per ad click (must allow adult content)
Saturday, October 23rd, 2010 at
11:20 am
I am currently working on creating a youtube channel and website for a prank show I am making. This show is going to contain nothing but harmless public pranks, and maybe a few “at home” ones too. Stuff you see on shows like “Howie Do It” and “Hijinks”, but obviously different because I don’t want to copy pranks that have already been done. (excluding classics that people have been doing for years)
I used the google traffic estimator to get a rough idea of what a site with keywords like “pranks”, “funny pranks”, “prank show”, ect. might make, but because the estimator is designed for the cost to put ads on a site with those keywords I am not sure it is accurate for me.
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