You have probably heard the term inbound marketing before, but do you know what it means? Inbound marketing is a comprehensive, data-driving approach to marketing that attracts people to your brand and converts them into customers. It is about bringing customers to you and earning their attention rather than fighting
When it comes to ad performance, there are several ways you can tackle optimization. One way that often gets ignored is utilizing reports to analyze data. I’ve been known to forget this tactic, and simply leave it to the interface or other platforms to determine what’s effective in my campaigns.
Anyone can do their own taxes. But that doesn’t mean anyone should. Any person can sell their own house. Rarely does this lead to better outcomes than if a realtor listed it for you, though. In a similar fashion, Google has made the AdWords interface easy to understand and work
Everyone around the office loves when I get going into one of my rants. I rant about lots of things. I rant about shady SEO companies using black hat techniques. I rant about people that have social media pages but don’t actually use them. I rant about ugly, ineffective websites.
Keep the bad guys out. I know that sounds elementary, but it’s not always taken into consideration. We do most everything in our power to keep ourselves safe, but sometimes we slip. You forget to lock your car door. You get lost in an unfamiliar (and not so desirable) neighborhood.
Lately, I’ve been subscribing to a new philosophy: less is more. I’ve gotten rid of excess and focused more on simplifying my life. While I’m sure this methodology has been around for years, it’s a completely new concept to me. For example, if something was on sale, I wouldn’t think
I read an article by Kevin Klein over at PPC Hero that really resonated with me, and I figured I would elaborate on the topic with you. I find this post to be especially relevant around the holidays, when everything is a little more sentimental, heartfelt, and personal. Before I
[column width=”1/1″ last=”true” title=”” title_type=”single” animation=”none” implicit=”true”] I bought my mom’s Christmas gift a week ago, a couple days into October. Why, you might ask? To get it over with. I’d rather get Christmas shopping out of the way so I can enjoy the holidays rather than stress over them.
I spend a lot of time talking about how to choose and judge a good PPC professional, but sometimes there’s only so much we can do. It is the job of every PPC pro to ask questions before talking about strategy for a customer – questions that, if missed, indicate
[column width=”1/1″ last=”true” title=”” title_type=”single” animation=”none” implicit=”true”] Myths about PPC (pay per click advertising) abound. I’ve heard almost all of them in the last nine years – and in some cases, at some points, the myths may have been true. As of 2014, though, each of these myths has no
