Archived: January 2012

PPC stands for “pay-per-click.” This means that you pay only if a user clicks on your ad. (That click, of course, takes the user to your website.) If your ad merely appears on a web page, and no one clicks on it, you pay nothing. How does the search engine... 

In pay-per-click advertising, you want a strong list of keywords – words and phrases that, when people search on them, will bring up your ad on the search engine. But you also want a strong list of negative keywords – words and phrases that, when people search on them, will... 

Social Media Marketing Pasadena : This post is a continuation of Use Facebook Insights to Increase Your Fans – Part 1 On the Facebook insights tab, you can also see external referrers and Likes which will help you in broadening your fan base. External referrers – If all you see is google on... 

Social Media Marketing Santa Monica – Facebook has bumped up their analytics feature so that it is easier to increase your fans by using the Facebook insights tab. With the new analytics features, fan page owners are able to view key statistics to optimize posts and figure out their specific... 

Pay Per Click Culver City : If you’ve worked with a search engine marketer to build your brand or business, you’ve probably talked about keywords. Your campaign starts with keyword research. That research suggests an appropriate keyword strategy. Executing your strategy involves keyword optimization. Keyword ranking reports help gauge a... 

Social Media Marketing Glendale : When you are trying to get your fans or visitors to share some kind of content, there are 3 different ways you can ask (or force) them to share: Soft Share – when people are reminded to share the content with their family and friends.... 

Social media marketing West Covina :  Now that I have your attention, read the rest of this post for the full explanation…. Sure, having a lot of likes, followers, shares and retweets look good, and it is also an indication that people like your content and deem it worthy of...