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  1. 5 Reasons SMBs Should Focus on Search, Not Social for Customer Acquisition

    So, even if the prospective customer doesn't recognize the name of the company serving the ad, that’s OK, because that company is advertising a solution intended to meet that prospective customer’s immediate needs.

  2. Managing Management Effectively: 5 Amazing Tactics That Can Be Harnessed for Agency or In-House PPC

    So by serving them more ads catered to their interests, we could get a 5 percent CTR at a third of our normal CPA and thus we will gain more profits each month. You could be optimizing either search campaigns or display campaigns and have multiple...

  3. Search Marketing and Social Media in Regulated Industries

    For example, sites created by companies and agencies serving government entities must be "508 compliant," meaning that they must be accessible to people with disabilities - through the use of screen readers, for example.

  4. Instagram: 10 Tips to Tell Your Brand’s Story 1,000 Words at a Time

    Be cognizant of users’ feeds and don’t publish content that can be seen as too self-serving, but rather content that is in the spirit of the community. How is Instagram, essentially a simple image-sharing app, readying to take the crown of largest...

  5. Get Your adCenter Search Marketing Campaign in Shape for 2012

    To receive preference in adCenter auctions, which use click through rates (CTRs), minimum bids, and landing-page relevance thresholds when serving ads, advertisers should: If you use this kind of dynamic keyword insertion, you run the risk of...

  6. How to Choose the Right Mobile Ad Network for Your Brand and Target Locally

    You should consider, and be able to test, two approaches to your mobile strategy: search and display ad serving. Look for a Network That Offers Search and Display Ad Serving Much has been written about Google mobile search ads (Click-to-call...

  7. 'The Power of Google' Senate Hearing is Must Watch TV Today

    People should be watching the Senate Subcommittee on Antitrust, Competition Policy and Consumer Rights hearing on "The Power of Google: Serving Consumers or Threatening Competition? Google limits choice in the Android mobile operating system.