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PPC and the Blog Effect

November 2nd, 2008

PPC (Pay Per Click) advertising has become a staple for online business. From the perspective of the individual accepting PPC advertising it can seem a bit like free money “ and that’s good.

For instance, if you have a forum or blog and you place PPC advertising on these pages anyone that clicks through can help you receive a payday. It may not happen with a single click through, but it is possible your monetary rewards will happen.

One of the key things you can do to make PPC work best for you is to develop your site for the greatest number of visitors Read more…

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Pay Per Click – Is it for You?

October 27th, 2008

What is Pay Per Click?

Pay Per Click Advertising is an online advertising format that enables you to place your advertisements at or near the top of search engines for your keywords based on the amount you bid. Imagine that you have built a great website with relevant keywords, excellent keyword density, perfect anchor text, and good links back to your site. You now look on the search engines for your keywords and your site doesn’t show up? What do you do?

Your best bet is to advertise. You could advertise on television, on the radio, and in news papers but that could be beyond your budget and it might not be cost effective Read more…

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When Should I Use Dynamic and Static Banner Adverts on My Website

October 8th, 2008

If you sell advertising on your website, you have to get the ad mix right. We take a look at which banner formats you should use on your website.

We’ve all seen banner adverts on websites. In fact banners have been around for almost as long as the websites themselves.

In the mid 1990’s online advertising was just taking off and at that time nobody really expected the banner format to be such a powerful promotional tool.

The fact is that banner adverts do work for both the advertiser and publisher Read more…

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Banner Ads Suffer, Take Advantage

October 7th, 2008

Banner Ads Suffer, Take Advantage   by Dale Sexton
Effectiveness of banners are declining. Most web surfers can spot banners
and have trained themselves to ignore them. Cooperation between webpage
owner and advertiser is needed to resolve this.

Billions of dollars are spent for website promotion, over 75% is spent on
banner ads. Large corporations spent most of this money on branding. For us
in small business, only a very small group know how to use banners to there
full potential.

-Tips for the Webpage Owner-

Page design and banner placement are vital for a higher click-through ratio
with affiliate banners for the webpage owner Read more…

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Natural Search Engine Optimization or Pay-Per-Click

October 7th, 2008

The internet is literally like having the world at ones fingertips. Not only does it provide families a cheap way to stay in touch (e-mail and instant messaging), it allows students to cram for finals and write last minute papers in the middle of the night, long after the library has closed, but the internet is suddenly a way for the smallest business to break into a global market. Read more…

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Six Basic and Simple Ad Tips

October 6th, 2008

Six Basic and Simple Ad Tips   by Pamela Heywood
For something that is as important as life or death to your
online business, I am utterly amazed by the number of "bad ads" I
read daily. Many people need guidance, especially when you are
new to the net, to advertising, to business … For others, it
never does any harm to go over some old ground. So here are some
absolutely basic rules ips for writing email and online
classifieds – to help you make them more effective.

1. Spell check!

This is so basic, it really should not need saying, but I can’t
believe the number of simple typos and spelling errors I see -
and they get published as they come, which is not going to give
you a professional look nor solicit responses Read more…

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