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

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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. To investigate, I did a manual analysis of several hundred new clients that WordStream signed up in the first two months of 2013. Now, a Quality Score of 6 decreases your CPC by 16.7%.

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Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Advertising Part 3 – Everything Else You Need to Know

Go Beyond SEO

The ad with the best CTR may not necessarily have the best conversion rate, however, ads with better than average click-through-rates will cost less and rank higher in search engine results. Google aims to achieve an average CPC that is below the max CPC over time. PPC Ad Copy Testing & Best Practices.

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Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Advertising Part 3 – Everything Else You Need to Know

Go Beyond SEO

The ad with the best CTR may not necessarily have the best conversion rate, however, ads with better than average click-through-rates will cost less and rank higher in search engine results. Google aims to achieve an average CPC that is below the max CPC over time. PPC Ad Copy Testing & Best Practices.

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Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Advertising Part 3 – Everything Else You Need to Know

Go Beyond SEO

The ad with the best CTR may not necessarily have the best conversion rate, however, ads with better than average click-through-rates will cost less and rank higher in search engine results. Google aims to achieve an average CPC that is below the max CPC over time. PPC Ad Copy Testing & Best Practices.

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60 Marketing Acronyms Every Industry Pro Should Know

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A Canadian law passed in 2013 that covers the sending of "commercial electronic messages" that may be accessed by a computer in Canada. CPA: Cost-per-Action. An internet advertising model where the advertiser pays for each specified action someone takes, like an impression, click, form submit, or sale.