PPC - Pay Per Click Management

The last PPC campaign I analysed in the ‘Analyse A Real PPC Campaign’ series was from Avanti, who had a good search advert, but had a landing page that was not well optimized for the conversion they want: a lead capture. With a lead capture page, it is important to have the actual lead capture appear above the fold, ...

The last PPC campaign I analysed in the ‘Analyse A Real PPC Campaign’ was from Moz, who had, on the whole, a great PPC campaign, not surprisingly either. Considering that Moz offer a SEO service, it shouldn’t come as a shock that they create a well designed PPC campaign. An area that is going to be interesting ...

The last PPC campaign I analysed in the ‘Analyse A Real PPC Campaign’ series was from Shark Vacuum, who had areas of improvements for both the search advert and the landing page – it was noticeable how cluttered using multiple fonts and text transforms are on a landing page from looking at Shark Vacuum’s PPC landing ...

The last PPC campaign I analysed in the ‘Analyse A Real PPC Campaign’ was from The Grand Tour TV series, on Amazon Prime. What we found was that the PPC search advert was targeting typo search phrases, and promoting a specific season of The Grand Tour. The site links extension were purposefully generalised links ...

When it comes to determining how to target traffic in PPC, there are a few different routes you can go down. The best idea is to bid for keywords relating to the topic of your PPC campaign, as these tend to provide the best conversion. However, you also have niche keywords to target with low CPCs, with also negative keywords ...

The last PPC campaign I analysed in the ‘Analyse A Real PPC Campaign’ series was from Media.net, who had bid for a competitor brand name in order to take traffic away from them, as well as gain contextual traffic from Google search. The landing page was a great example of a lead capture page, being clear in the ...

With the vast majority of website that generate traffic, the most popular way to monetize is through using pay per click advertising. It does not matter how much traffic you generate, you can customize PPC however you would like and, most crucially, it tends to be, by far, the best way to monetize traffic. However, one of the ...

The last PPC campaign I analysed in the ‘Analyse A Real PPC Campaign’ series was from Mous, who had decided to completely dominated PPC search results, including Google shopping results, to gain as much traffic from the search phrase ‘iphone case’. However, the landing page had both good and bad points ...

The last PPC campaign I analysed in the ‘Analyse A Real PPC Campaign’ series was from Bulk Powders, who had an advert that lacked exposure levels compared to the competition, namely from the lack of ad extensions used in the search advert. The landing page, though, was much better, that had many elements which would ...

The last PPC campaign I analysed in the ‘Analyse A Real PPC Campaign’ series was from Renault, who had, on the whole, a very good PPC campaign. The only criticism came with the landing page, which had become slightly outdated with the dates they had used for offers – this makes it clear that PPC campaigns ...

The last PPC campaign I analysed in the ‘Analyse A Real PPC Campaign’ was from Relate, who had a good PPC search advert, although the ranking was a little low at 3rd. The landing page also had both good and bad points associated to it. An area that has strong demand and lots of interest in is the electric car ...

The last PPC campaign I analysed in the ‘Analyse A Real PPC Campaign’ series was from Disneyland Paris, who had a content heavy search advert, due to the fact of using the full site link extension, whilst the landing page was a lead capture page that used a slideshow animation video to excite the web user with what ...