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How to Save Up to 50% on Your PPC With Quality Score

Hubspot

In 2009, Craig Danuloff crunched some numbers to show that a Quality Score of 10 could save you 30% on cost per click, or CPC. In 2009, a Quality Score of 7 (out of 10) was average. A Quality Score of 9 is twice as valuable as it was in 2009, saving you 44.4% How much lower? Let’s take a look. compared to 22.2%.

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Best AdWords Tips and Tactics of 2009, Part 2

Webbiquity

Google is constantly changing and upgrading its AdWords tools; which recent enhancements are most important to understand and take advantage of? Click-through rate (CTR) is the single most important factor in determining Quality Score, which is as important as bid level in determining how highly an ad will appear in search results.

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How to Create CTAs that Actually Cause Action

Single Grain

Continue the conversion momentum. Actually cause action – i.e. increase your conversion rate. They display the default texts “Submit,” “Buy” or “Purchase,” none of which compel the user to actually take the action. Nothing supercharges your conversion efforts like adding a little urgency. that resonate with them.

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Best Social Media Stats, Facts and Marketing Research of 2010

Webbiquity

According to MarketingSherpa research, marketers working in social media report an average 27% conversion rate for organic search traffic, while those not using social media reported a 17% rate. And which tool works best for that? Still don’t think social media is important for marketing your business?