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10 Online Marketing Stats That Will Change the Way You Think About Doing Business

By Robert Clarke | Attract, Blogging, Content Marketing, Conversion Optimisation, Convert, Copywriting, Ecommerce, Email Marketing, GOOGLE ADWORDS, Keep, Lead Generation, Paid Search, Pay Per Click, Referral Marketing | Comments are Closed | 24 October, 2012 | 0

59% of B2B marketers say email is the most effective channel in generating revenue (Hubspot) What that means for you: Despite all the hype of social media, mobile, apps, etc., email still seems to be the most effective channel for generating revenue.  You should use email to get traffic to your site, and keep yourRead more

google adwords examples

Critiquing Your Google AdWords Campaigns…Edition 2

By Robert Clarke | Conversion Optimisation, GOOGLE ADWORDS, Lead Generation, Paid Search, Pay Per Click, Website Design | Comments are Closed | 17 September, 2012 | 0

This is the second instalment of a series we call “Critiquing Your Google AdWords Campaigns”. We Google a search term and evaluate the top 3 Google Ads as well as their landing pages for their ability to ATTRACT and CONVERT visitors. We grade each campaign out of 10: 5 Points ATTRACT: the actual Google AdRead more

google adwords examples

Critiquing Your Google AdWords Campaigns… Edition 1

By Robert Clarke | Business Development, Conversion Optimisation, Copywriting, GOOGLE ADWORDS, Lead Generation, Paid Search, Pay Per Click, Website Design | Comments are Closed | 8 September, 2012 | 0

This is the very first instalment of a series we call “Critiquing Your Google AdWords Campaigns”. We Google a search term an evaluate the top 3 Google Ads as well as their landing pages for their ability to ATTRACT and CONVERT visitors. We grade each campaign out of 10 5 Points ATTRACT: the actual GoogleRead more

What’s the Difference Between Google’s Broad, Phrase, and Exact Match?

By Robert Clarke | GOOGLE ADWORDS, Paid Search, Pay Per Click, Slider | Comments are Closed | 30 April, 2012 | 0

Most businesses new to paid search or Google AdWords don’t realize that there are significant differences in the various ways Google allows you to match your keywords. How you utilize the various matching options available to you can make or break the ROI you’ll see from paid search. First lets take a look at theRead more

google partner

3 Reasons to Use a Google Certified Partner for Your Pay Per Click Campaigns

By Robert Clarke | Business Development, GOOGLE ADWORDS, Lead Generation, Paid Search, Pay Per Click, Slider, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 27 March, 2012 | 0

It’s no secret: anyone can run a Google Pay Per Click campaign. Set up an account, enter your credit card number, and whip up some ads. There, you’re done. We often meet a lot of people who ask us why they should hire a company to run their Google campaigns when they can do itRead more

Show me what you’ve got in five seconds or less.

By Robert Clarke | Conversion Optimisation, Ecommerce, GOOGLE ADWORDS, Lead Generation, Paid Search, Pay Per Click, Search Engine Optimization | Comments are Closed | 7 January, 2012 | 0

In an offline world it might be ridiculous to expect a sales person to be able to sell you on a product or service in 5 seconds, but online, that’s exactly what you’ve got. Studies have shown that a website visitor will make a decision to stay or leave (bounce) your site within 5 secondsRead more

ways to improve business sales

3 Ways to Improve Business Sales for 2012

By Robert Clarke | Business Development, Ecommerce, Email Marketing, GOOGLE ADWORDS, Paid Search, Pay Per Click, Search Engine Optimization, Slider, Social Media, Uncategorized | Comments are Closed | 8 December, 2011 | 0

Times are tough, and so is the competition. If you’re looking for ways to improve business sales for 2012, Op Ed Marketing recommends 3: 1. Email and Social Media Marketing No matter how big or small your business, or what industry you’re in, you need to be communicating with your customers and potential customers. Always.Read more

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Building your local search presence

By Robert Clarke | Business Development, Conversion Optimisation, Lead Generation, Paid Search, Search Engine Optimization, Slider | Comments are Closed | 20 November, 2011 | 0

As a local business, your search engine marketing plan should include a healthy dose of local search.  In fact, if your business is restricted to servicing clients in a small geographic area, local search should be your most important consideration. Today’s post is going to start you off in the right direction by outlining someRead more

landing page testing basics

The Basics of Landing Page Testing

By Robert Clarke | Conversion Optimisation, GOOGLE ADWORDS, Paid Search, Pay Per Click | 1 comment | 19 September, 2011 | 0

In our last couple of posts on the topic of paid search we talked about click-through-rate and relevancy in your paid search campaigns.  Both are very important when looking to get qualified traffic to your website and starting to get conversions. Following those best practices will help you get good results.  But, how do youRead more

google ads tips

What’s Paramount in Paid Search? Relevancy.

By Robert Clarke | Paid Search, Pay Per Click | Comments are Closed | 14 August, 2011 | 0

When someone new to paid search, or PPC (Pay Per Click) asks us for some tips to “get started”, we say there is one thing that is really, really, really important: relevancy. The most common mistake that businesses new to paid search make is failing to look at relevancy across their entire PPC campaign. ToRead more

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