Turning Clicks Into Leads

Jul 8th, 2008 by Addy | 0

You have had a web site designed or have designed one yourself. Your site is up on the Internet. You have worked hard (or hired a company to work hard for you) and now your site is beginning to show up in the natural listings. You are paying for clicks and possibly management with Google Adwords or Yahoo Search Marketing. Potential clients or customers are clicking through to your site. Since all these clicks come from people who have been looking for a site like yours, these visitors are all potential public for your business. But how do you turn those clicks into leadse


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Is Affiliate Marketing Dead For Pay Per Click Advertisinge

Jun 12th, 2008 by Addy | 0

About 10 years ago, a new type of search engine surfaced on the Internet scene. It was a way that you could buy yourself into the top of the search engine rankings in a bidding fashion. This came to be known as pay per click marketing and it wasn’t long before all of the search engines adopted this style of advertising. When many people think about this type of advertising, they think about the Google Adwords system. The fact of the matter is, Google is only one of the ways that you can receive traffic in this fashion. If you use it effectively, however, they can send you more traffic than anyone else.


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3 Ways To Waste Money With Pay-Per-Click

Jun 2nd, 2008 by Addy | 0

A successful Pay-Per-Click campaign is an Internet marketer’s dream. I know people who swear by Pay Per Click and others who have horror stories to tell, like the marketer who was charged more than $7600 on his credit card for his Pay-Per-Click marketing … and he didn’t make a single sale! I’m not going to tell you his name because I don’t want to embarrass him, but it was a colossal disaster.

That’s why a lot of marketers are scared. They’ve heard the stories about high click-through rates with very low conversions. Pay-Per-Click works if you know what you’re doing. You must have copy that attracts your target market, but you need more than that.


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