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Showing posts with label PPC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PPC. Show all posts

Saturday, February 21, 2009

What is “Pay Per Click”?

What i am about to share today, is very edifying. It is all for readers out there, wondering, thinking, "hmph, what is Pay Per Click." Or PPC we call it, Pay Per Ranking, Pay Per Placement, Pay Per Position or Cost Per Click.

Because it is a relatively recent phenomenon, many online business owners do not understand the meaning of the term "pay-per-click advertising," nor do they realize its enormous potential for increasing their online presence and bringing more traffic to their websites. Even those who understand basic search engine marketing techniques sometimes fail to make the distinction between pay-per-click (hereafter, PPC) ad campaigns and organic search engine optimization.

Pay-per-click (PPC) search engines are those that offer the marketing option called "pay-per-click" to users. PPC advertising is the placement of a small ad on the search results page for a specific keyword or keywords in return for a specified payment when a visitor actually clicks on the ad. Advertisers pay nothing to appear on the results page per se; they only pay the amount they have agreed to (or bid for) when someone actually clicks on their ad and is taken to the landing page on their website. The term "pay per click" means just what it says: the advertiser pays each time a visitor clicks on the ad.

The most popular PPC search engine is Google; their PPC advertising program is called AdWords. The next most popular search engines are Yahoo!, MSN Live, and Ask. A large number of other search engines offering PPC advertising opportunities are available - ranging from metasearch engines that incorporate traffic from numerous other engines and online sources all the way to small, niche search engines that specialize in one or more categories or topics of interest.

PPC ad programs are evolving and becoming easier for first-time advertisers online to understand and use. The programs are flexible, can handle anything from one keyword to thousands of keywords, offer a dazzling array of bells and whistles, and come packaged with analytics and reporting options that range from the simple to the complex.

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Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Making money through Pay Per Click Advertising

Talking about making money through Pay Per Click marketing. The idea of Pay Per Click marketing sounds like a really easy way making money online. But i shall say it isn't so. =) No free lunch in this world dear readers.

Many people associate Pay Per Click with affiliate marketing. The idea is this - pick a click bank product, post a PPC ad, get instance traffic and make sales.

That sounds easy. But i personally think even the best Pay Per Click marketing expert needs to spend a couple of hundreds to test their ads before they can strike gold.

Pay Per Click advertising has evolved so much that it is harder to get involved.

WHY?

Because there are many spying tools that can help Pay Per Click marketers to spy on other people's ads and find out which keywords and ad phrases are profitable. PPC Bully is one example in that case of point. As a newbie, without such tools, we are searching for gold in the dark and that can be quite costly.

However, the good thing about Pay Per Click marketing is that once we hit some ads that are profitable, they can be our cash cow for quite a while.

I have done my study and I failed completely. My advice is making money through Pay Per Click marketing, following the right guide and researches through different campaign can be very essential. If we simply want to run it and test the water, you will need to be superbly lucky hitting the jackpot.

 
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