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Glad for your help next year on analysis. Here's hoping to send more your way, although most of what I'm doing lately is straight dev instead of metrics work.
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Snatch Duster posted:If it does, then it shouldn't be that big of a deal. Bing in many ways is better than Google. The biggest two are cheaper cost per clicks and less competition. The best ROAS I've seen for an ecommerce company was on Bing since their CPA were ~70% lower than Adwords. If your product has decent volume Google, Bing will do really well for returns. Probably not when it comes to volume of conversions. America isn't using Bing very much.
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Anyone have case studies for cpc success in wide, 300+ SKU rental stores? I have an in at a rental house or two but my searching is weak. (Or nobody has written about such places). They're a geographically succinct retailer, getting most of their traffic from online, but renting things in person. Edit: Sent them a few studies relevant to the bits and pieces (increased conversion, huge SKU #s, easy maintenance). Golden Bee fucked around with this message at 23:24 on Jun 22, 2015 |
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Jun 22, 2015 19:19
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It's a shame this thread went dormant. The changes from Google's revision are visible and Yahoo/Bing are still circling the drain, while FB has done a lot to stay relevant, and men are joining Pinterest. Latest Google Changes from their May announcement.
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Jun 8, 2016 18:32
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Shooting Blanks posted:Out of curiosity, how hard is it to get started with this today and be successful? I'm assuming more and more niches/markets are getting saturated - is that accurate, or not really? New products are invented daily. Some businesses that were great a few years ago are now unactive trash, moved to page 5 of Google for being mobile unfriendly. quote:I wonder if my budgeting business would have benefited from this.
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Snatch Duster posted:Using Adwords to generate leads is solid. Most of my clients are b2b lead gen companies from SaaS to Insurance. If you are a CPA or something similar than yea, you can use Adwords or Bing Ads to bring in clients. What's your pricing structure? Clients always want "A percentage of what you earn, nothing else" while my devs would prefer "a straight hourly paycheck even if we sell 3 Dinglehorfers in a quarter." Unstated is that there's more to Adwords than just running the campaign: there's landing pages, followup, email list, standardizing client communication (so that La Petite Chaussure doesn't start its Delivery emails with "Sup, Brah?"), A/B tests and multi-platform testing...
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Jun 9, 2016 19:58
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You have a slick sales team if you get them to buy you chairs then pay you to sit down. Sounds like 3Q also has a foot rest stipend.
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Jun 10, 2016 01:18
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First question: ungrammatical uses of keywords don't work, and if they do, they won't survive a long time. Google is the largest company online, search is their main revenue source, so any shortcut you take will eventually be outed. (This one stopped working in 2014 if I recall correctly.) Is SEO boring? It depends on what you're doing. If you like restructuring webpages, SEO is a factor. The pages you'll be fixing probably also have Bad load times and unoptimized assets. I would love if you worked on text to speech, as I'm dictating this post and I've had to go back quite a few times.
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What does everyone use to keep current on FB ads? I could use a sounding board for one of my staff as we develop skillsets.
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