Search Engine Success Strategies for 2012
According to Nielsen*, the average American views over 2500 web pages each month! With the increase in social media and mobile device use, this number is growing exponentially. Are you getting your slice of this "traffic pie"?
PPC-Strategies would like to become your next virtual team member to help you attract your ideal customer to your website. We can integrate your paid search engine marketing with your SEO, PR, social media, affiliate marketing and offline initiatives. Our custom, multi-channel solutions will help you promote your products and brand, while maximizing marketing expenditures. Managing your Google, Bing & Yahoo pay per click campaigns to measurable key performance indicators is our forte.
Paid search
is changing at a rapid pace as Google continues to offer new methods of ad delivery and present goods and services with the highest degree of relevance. If your organization has currently adopted the "set it and forget it" approach to PPC, you're no doubt leaking revenue. Instead, let us introduce you to our brand of active management which can be your solution to conquering your competition and to building your brand online.
PPC-Strategies specializes in paid search advertising for ecommerce and lead gen clients, offering advanced strategies, including:
- leveraging product catalog datafeed for Google, Bing, Nextag, Shopzilla and other comparison shopping engines
- providing landing page consultation and expertise to maximize usability and conversion
- implementing Remarketing and YouTube advertising to expand reach and reinforce brand awareness
The rate of online advertising is expected to grow, with mobile advertising skyrocketing in 2012** while marketers continue to reallocate budgets from offline to PPC and social media efforts.
If you would like to leverage the power of online advertising, contact us to plan your 2012 pay per click strategy today!
** Source: Nielsen, Web page views per person in February 2011.Remove
**Source: poynter.org, Local Ad Spending on Web & Mobile to Overtake Newspapers by 2013
