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  1. Recharge Your PPC Profitability: 5 Ways to Diagnose & Treat a Paid Search Slump

    Testing dynamic keyword insertion (DKI) to help improve CTRs. This top-level overview of performance will provide the best roadmap for problem-solving. Review your negative keywords list, to either add negative keywords to save costs or remove...

  2. Social PR Tips to Get Fit for 2013 Digital Marketing

    If you’re in the digital marketing world you know the keyword drill – visual, social, mobile, local, and content marketing. Small businesses all the way to the enterprise level should think entrepreneurial,” Copyblogger CEO Brian Clark shared at...

  3. Invest in This, Not That: A Competitive PPC Analysis Solution for the Holidays

    The keyword has a CPC of $0.49, over 6 million results, and approximately 5,400 searches per month. Google search results show that the Furby company website, naturally, is bidding on the “Furby” keyword while advertising in their copy that these...

  4. Trick or Treat? 5 Fabulous and Frightening AdWords PPC Features

    While AdWords negative keyword lists can help to better manage these keywords, it can still be tricky. To avoid this pitfall, do a simple negative keyword audit. For example, a broad matched negative keyword may contain words that can incorrectly...

  5. Government SEO is Broken

    Given this pedigree, government sites can potentially rank for practically any relevant keyword they wish with basic SEO - on-page optimization and sound linking practices. Digital content – web pages, videos, press releases – can be created or...

  6. Google Display Network Exclusion Tactics: Don’t Drink from the Fire Hose

    When you add a negative keyword to a GDN campaign you are telling Google that you don’t want to appear on any webpage that displays that keyword anywhere on the page. You can run keyword and placement performance reports within AdWords.

  7. Obama vs. Romney: Search for Next President Reveals Astonishing Facts

    In order to uncover and potentially expose what we as individuals are curious about the most, we will look at the table below which consists of the top search terms that contain the keyword “Obama:” Keyword Bidding Habits of the Candidates