Posted by Alan Hamlyn on Mar 25, 2009 in Marketing, Tutorials | 0 comments
If all you can hear is a whistling of wind because no one is clicking on your ads, or if your ads are appearing somewhere near the abyss which is the bottom of the page, or 5 pages down, then there is a pretty good chance your adverts aren’t relevant enough – and if not that, you keyword choices might be a bit far-fetched.
It’s important to make your ads relevant to your...
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Posted by Alan Hamlyn on Dec 18, 2008 in Website Design | 0 comments
Whether we like it or not, our brains are influenced by minute details, at a subconscious level. Most people will know the important factor in web design of “if you don’t catch the users attention in 1/8th of a second” – not really sure if it’s 1/8th of a second, but I know it’s something minute. Anyway, if you don’t catch their attention, they are out of...
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Posted by Alan Hamlyn on Jul 19, 2008 in Marketing, SEO & Search Engine Watch | 0 comments
Google has made a great advancement, one probably worth talking about! – imagine you want to show your google ads, but only to users in a certain place, county or town! Well now with a locality tool, which we love, you can! – though we must stress through experience it is only 90% accurate. For those involved with lead generation this is a great advancement, it means where you have...
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Posted by Alan Hamlyn on Jul 16, 2008 in Marketing, SEO & Search Engine Watch | 0 comments
This doesn’t just apply to Yahoo, when we think about PPC (pay per click), it’s been arround for ages, pretty much since the web began, but seeing as Google is the new kid on the block, how come Yahoo, MSN, haven’t jumped on the band wagon to improve their PPC services.
For example, there is hardly any customisation on when your ads will show on Yahoo, you cannot set when your...
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Posted by Alan Hamlyn on Jul 13, 2008 in SEO & Search Engine Watch | 0 comments
Google shares have dropped in recent times, when they seemed untouchable, this mainly due to the world economic downturn, as google makes most of its money through PPC (pay-per-click) advertising, formally known as Adwords.
As we have less money to spend with increasing fuel & food prices, we have less money to spend on the nice things in life, this means Google gets less clicks, and makes...
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Posted by Alan Hamlyn on Jul 9, 2008 in Twitter | 0 comments
Microsofts bid was shelved for good recently as Yahoo’s profits...
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Posted by Alan Hamlyn on Jul 7, 2008 in Marketing | 0 comments
ORANGE
Well here’s an intersting one for you, it appears the ladies of today may have been tango’d (sorry to use a popular viral marketing advertisement). Although our little survey wasnt entirely conclusive as it only involved a few people.
Here’es what happend, a popup (yes i know i hate them), was being designed, and several different colour versions were made. We put it to a...
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Posted by Alan Hamlyn on Jul 6, 2008 in SEO & Search Engine Watch | 1 comment
Google often comes under fire when it comes to your privacy, and what it collects on you. We would like to hear your opinions on this? Should we give our data away for free? After all, google profits from your data, selling it on to its advertisers – We talk about this on the birth of a new form of Context aftertising. This is where google uses your searches to display its advertisers...
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