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Importance of AdWords Quality Score
The majority of Australian businesses incorrectly assume the advertiser who bids the highest amount per click will be the highest listed website in the sponsored links of Google. This is incorrect. Our experience indicates there is huge scope for Australian businesses to significantly reduce their Adwords expenditure through improved campaign set up and boosting the quality score of your campaigns.
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Crisp Adwords Ads Google Adwords are keyword-based sponsored (paid) advertisements which appear as the top two listings, or on the right-hand side of a search results webpage. Advertisers are charged a fee (ranging from 5 cents, to tens of dollars) each time a visitor clicks on the ad. |
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Pay per click advertisements are demanding
Pay per click (PPC) advertisements such as Adwords are the text advertisements that are placed on the side/top of the search result web pages and on websites that agree to display them under Google’s Adsense programme. By displaying content of the advertiser on the first search result web page, these advertisements enjoy a high exposure rate with the targeted audience. PPC advertisements are the way forward if you are looking for a rapid increase in website traffic and attracting targeted visitors.
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Landing Pages – Your Online Sales Agent
A great advantage of the online marketing medium is its ability to act as a persuasive sales agent. Web-visitors clicking on online pay per click advertisements (such as Google Adwords) or specific search engine results are often taken to a specially designed web page with a sales pitch and call to action linked to the original web content (PPC advertisement/search engine result) called landing pages. For example if the PPC advertisement is a tourism advertisement |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 28 February 2008 )
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Pay per click advertising is an Internet advertising method used on websites, online networks and search engines. Your business can bid on “keywords” that you think your target audience would type into a search engine if they were looking for the type of product or service that you provide. For example if your business supplies office furniture you would bid to advertise on a keyword such as “office furniture” or “office chairs”, “ergonomic chairs” etc. Your pay per click advertisements are called “sponsored links” and appear next to or sometimes above the natural results on the search engine. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 21 February 2008 )
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