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  1. March Madness = Search and AdWords Madness?

    The keyword "louisville cardinals" (which essentially could refer to any of the athletic teams representing the University) had only 6 million results in February, but increased to 24.7 million in March in response to their impressive progression...

  2. Flu Shots & Symptoms: The Winter 2013 Outbreak of PPC Spending

    In relation to the "flu symptoms" keyword, have you ever tried typing your symptoms into a search bar? As spring gets underway, it will be interesting to see just how pharmacies alter their PPC and advertising habits; will they create more focus on...

  3. 3 Hot Bing Ads Features for 2013 from a Certified Search Nerd

    This year I’ll be writing about not just Bing Ads, but search and PPC as a whole. You can get keyword level insights on how many times your ad didn’t show because your bid was below the minimum (lost to bid) or where your need to focus on negative...

  4. How the Gun Control Debate is Impacting Search Results

    Meetthenra.org and nra.org have both made some significant changes in their PPC habits in the last month, and their search engine traffic has also changed: As Facebook is becoming a prime outlet for advertising, it is interesting to view the ads...

  5. How to Create a Social Media Editorial Calendar

    Trends: Tie in the topics with keyword research and boost the SEO strategy. Today’s editorial calendar takes into account web content, company press releases, blogs, social media news network postings in the likes of Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn...

  6. 7 Time-Saving Google Analytics Custom Reports

    Keyword Analysis Report The third and final tab, Revenue, will tell you how much money a keyword is bringing you based on 3 metrics: Is the right keyword pointing to the right page? This first tab of this report, Targeting, will break things down...

  7. Black Friday & Cyber Monday PPC: How Did Retailers Prepare?

    Many things change prior to Black Friday and Cyber Monday including search engine traffic and the amount of money that retailers decide to spend on their PPC in preparation for the influx of shoppers, orders, and purchases that are expected.