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  1. Google & Ecommerce: 10 Things Business Owners Need to Know Before July

    Sellers can bid on product type, brand, prices, SKUs, and a seemingly limitless list of product attributes and groups through the AdWords login. Just like the paid CSE Pricegrabber, Google Shopping will have the utility for sellers to bid $.01 on...

  2. U.S. Hotel Industry Could Be Losing $1.9 Billion From Branded Search Terms

    Whilst there is a lot of discussion about the fairness of allowing competitors to bid on your brand terms, Google is effectively a marketplace and so like any other marketplace is expected to offer a wide range of choices.

  3. Reading the Tea Leaves: Interpreting Keyword Reports

    If the advertiser also created a landing page with a headline and descriptive text using the words "green widgets," the conversion rate would likely improve, the cost per conversion would decrease, and the bid price could be increased -- hopefully...

  4. PPC Bidding Strategies: Prudence vs. Aggressiveness

    For these, increase the bid price gradually until the cost per conversion levels out at, or below, the maximum you defined earlier. Next Monday I'll run through the methods and best practices for determining how and when you should adjust keyword...

  5. Show Me the Money: Bidding for Profitability

    If you bid higher than the maximum cost per click, you risk losing money. Thus, the starting maximum cost-per-click bid would be $0.48 CPC or: x .01 = 32 cents per click This week I'll discuss a topic that's difficult for many PPC advertisers...

  6. Placement-Targeted Campaigns: Taming the Beast

    By doing so, you can set maximum bid prices separately per site, optimizing ROI for each one. Several readers have written to report that they've attempted to implement this strategy, but found that their new placement-targeted campaigns failed to...

  7. SearchDay: Social Media = Society's Watchdog

    Microsoft Board Meets, Indicates Higher Bid for YahooPosted by Nathania JohnsonLate yesterday afternoon, the Wall Street Journal got word of a Microsoft board meeting. Should I be concerned about one of my split test pages being too short (long...