Archive for the 'Pay Per Click Search Engines' Category

Grow Your List By Using Pay Per Click Search Engines

Wednesday, January 16th, 2008

Can you get more newsletter subscribers by using pay per click search engines?

Pay per click advertising can help you build your list, but it can also help you spend a lot of money fast :)

If you are just starting with a pay per click campaign, here is what I recommend:

- Learn about pay per click advertising and how it works before actually starting to use it. If you are not sure what you are doing, it gets expensive really fast. So learn before you jump in with your money.

- Spend time on finding good keywords that your target customers would use searching for what you have to offer. Good keywords are key to reaching your target market and
getting them on your list.

- Write effective ads. If your ad doesn’t speak to your target customers they will not click on your ad and you will not get them on your list.

- Test! Compare different keywords, different ads and see which ones produce the best results for you.

Also, I would not rely just on pay per click to get subscribers. There are lots of other techniques that do not cost anything to apply, such as article marketing, search engine optimization, blogging and more. I recommend using pay per click as one of your list building techniques, but definitely not as the only one.

I will be discussing how to use pay per click advertising during the Grow Your List Teleseminar Series. There is just one more seat left, so register now at http://www.avocadoconsulting.com/rlinks/znews

Biana Babinsky

How To Increase Web Site Traffic

Saturday, September 2nd, 2006

Many online business owners ask me how to increase their web site traffic. As a business owner, you should remember that increasing your web site traffic is not important, what IS important, is increasing targeted web site traffic. Targeted traffic are people interested in your products and services. For example, if you sell high end jewelry, your targeted traffic will be women looking for diamond earrings or men looking for engagement rings.

Getting a lof of consistent, targeted traffic should be every online business owner’s goal. Targeted traffic is interested in your products and services before it even comes to your web site.

Here information about a few sources different of targeted traffic and tips on getting more of it to your web site:

- Source of targeted traffic: Search Engines. If your web site is properly optimized for search engines, you can get a lot of targeted, useful traffic.

How to increase it: By doing search engine optimization. Search engine optimization (SEO) is the process of modifying web site and outside elements in order to bring more search engine traffic. You can learn more about search engine optimization for your web site in the Search Engine Optimization Special Report.

- Source of targeted traffic: Pay Per Clik Search Engines. You can bring targeted traffic to your web site by bidding on proper keywords with pay per click search engines. As you pay for every click, be careful about the keywords you bid on, and the daily budget for your campaigns.

How to increase it: By finding the optimal combination of keywords that you need and setting an optimal daily budget. Monitor and experiment with your pay per click campaigns - trying different things will help you find the most profitable keywords.

- Source of targeted traffic: Posting Articles Online. Write articles on topics related to your business, and your articles will be read by your potential customers.

How to increase it: Leverage your articles - post it on different article banks and encourage others to reprint them. Doing this will help you get in front of many people you would have never reached otherwise.

You will also be using leverage - by writing an article once, you will be able to use it many times to get exposure for your business.

So how can YOUR web site get more targeted visitors? Over to you - let’s take action:

- Take a look at your web site statistics. Learn where your targeted web site visitors are already coming from - are they coming from search engines? Link exchanges? Article banks? Your blog? The Understanding Web Site Statistics Special Report will help you navigate your web site statistics and understand how to use it to get the information you need for marketing your web site better.

- Based on the statistics, pick one source of targeted traffic to work on. It could be a source from which you are already receiving traffic, and would like to get more traffic from. Or, it could be a completely new source, from which you are not receiving any traffic, but would like to start.

- Learn as much as you can about the traffic source you pick. And than start working on getting targeted traffic. When you concentrate on one source, your efforts are fairly focused, and you will be able to get more targeted traffic to your web site.

By building up targeted traffic, you will be able to get more customers and improve your bottom line.

Biana Babinsky

Biana Babinsky is the online business consultant, expert and author, who helps coaches, consultants, virtual assistants, professional organizers and other solopreneurs use their blogs and web site statistics to market better online. Learn how to get more clients using search engines in her Step by Step Search Engine Optimization Special Report

Another Way To Get More Newsletter Subscribers

Wednesday, August 16th, 2006

Publishing a newsletter on a regular basis is a great way to build relationships with your potential clients. The more targeted newsletter subscribers you have, the more people are exposed to your expertise and are able to become your clients.

Therefore, as a business owner, you must use different online marketing techniques to continuously grow your newsletter list.

One way to grow your list that many business owners overlook is by using pay-per-click search engines. With pay per click search engines you don’t have to do search engine optimization; rather, you pay for every click that is sent to your web site.

Last week in the forum at MarketingSalad.com I discussed how I use pay-per-click to get newsletter subscribers. Get access to that discussion, and much, much more at MarketingSalad.com

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As a result of your advice on Search Engine Optimization I updated my web site and ever since I have been getting a lot of enquiries and even better, taken on several new clients!”

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Google Ready For Video Advertising

Tuesday, May 23rd, 2006

Google says it is ready to do video advertising, which I am looking forward to seeing. Do you think some of the traditionally TV advertisers will spend a lot of money on this. Read the whole article on CNN.

Cost Per Click Versus Cost Per Action

Tuesday, March 28th, 2006

When you are an online business, and faced with a choice, would you rather pay cost per action(a fee for every order you receive) versus cost per click(a cost for every click you receive)?

How about both? Both models have their pro’s and con’s:

- Cost per action marketing has been around for a while. It is called affiliate marketing, and it is a great marketing techniques to promote your business, products and services. Take a look at Understanding Affiliate Marketing article on more information on it.

Affiliate marketing is just like hiring online commissions-only sales people. They promote your products, you pay them for every sale they make. I have been using affiliate marketing to promote my own ebooks and reports and my clients’ products - it is a win-win situation for everyone involved. The affiliates get commissions on every sale they refer. Merchants get customers for their products and services.

- Pay per click can be a powerful tool to promote products and services online. There are many different ways of using pay per click marketing, and it works differently for different businesses. I have worked with different clients on using pay per click marketing to promote their products and services.

You need to have a goal for the ad - are you looking for a sale for your widget? An opinion about a new service? Is this a branding campaign? The ad should accomplish this goal and only this goal. Analyze your results and make changes accordingly. This will help notice click fraud, it will help you understand which ads perform better, etc.

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Biana Babinsky

Biana Babinsky is the online business coach and expert. She teaches coaches, consultants and other solopreneurs how to promote their businesses, create multiple streams of income and make more money online. Learn how to market online directly from Biana at http://www.MarketingSalad.com