Pay per Click is the most popular advertising tool in the internet nowadays. And why not? It's inexpensive and it works. But of course, even if the cost is relatively economical, we'd still want to find ways on how to maximize the advertising expenses. Here's how you can make every marketing penny work:
1. Limit your ads to your target market. Eliminate keywords that would mislead users into clicking in your ad. Block keywords like "free" if you are not giving away freebies. Not only is this frustrating for the users, opening ads that are of no use to them, but this will also increase your marketing expenses. Remember, the more clicks (relevant or irrelevant) you get, the more fees you pay.
2. You can also reduce useless click throughs by putting specific description and price on your ad. That way, users will know straight away if your ad is meant for them or not. At least, if they don't agree to your product specification and price, you won't waste one click through to them. This would also ensure your website of high conversion rates.
3. Tracking your conversions and clicks. The core of a successful marketing campaign - whether it's a banner ad, PPC ad or even magazine ad - knows which ads are actually generating profit and sales. Both Overture and AdWords have built in conversion and tracking tools for a holistic view of PPC ad campaigns' effectiveness. You need to know which ones to keep and which ones to cut. By doing this, you will save advertising money which you can use on other more profitable and effective advertising method.
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