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5 Ways to Push Through the Proverbial PPC Wall

Search Engine Marketing is, for many businesses, a necessary part of the marketing budget.  Rather than “hit the wall” or worse yet “set it and forget it” read up on some ways to keep things fresh and performance optimimal http://searchenginewatch.com/3642098

Mobile Search Represents 15% of all Search Queries!

2011 is going to be the year of mobile…I can just feel it!  In addition to the fact that I’ve had two prospective advertisers request mobile advertising opportunities (traditional advertisers at that), I came across this article today which offers some great insights into current activity and future projections. http://searchengineland.com/google-controls-97-percent-of-mobile-paid-search-report-66876

Search + Display

Performance display and search are two pieces of the same jigsaw puzzle and belong together. Search and display have always had a great relationship. Going back to 2009, numerous studies have shown that after being exposed to display ads, more users have searched for products, leading to an increase of purchases up to 59 percent. … Continue reading »

Search More Effective When Combined with Other Media

  Focus on branding helps display start to close the gap “The growth of display doesn’t necessarily mean that advertisers are spending less on search,” said David Hallerman, eMarketer principal analyst. “Much of the display ad spending gains are new dollars coming online—which is part of a bigger trend towards more spending on branding, rather … Continue reading »

PPC vs. SEO – Which One is Better for My Business?

I’ve met so many business owners out there who are paying a “web guy” big bucks to manage their web content as well as their “search marketing”.  Unfortunately, SEO is complicated.  Showing up on the search engines when it matters to effectively drive leads isn’t a simple process PARTICULARLY when optimizing web content to show … Continue reading »

Classing Up Comfort Food Sells Cheese

Thought this idea was very innovative and included lots of channels – social, search, microsites, and more – in which to promote the overall concept. Florida has oranges and key lime pie. Maryland has crab cakes. Idaho has potatoes. And Wisconsin has cheese. Get ready for imagery guaranteed to make your mouth water, unless you’re … Continue reading »