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Social PPC: 17 Tips for Successful Ads on Twitter, LinkedIn & Facebook

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It seems only yesterday that “PPC advertising” was synonymous with Google AdWords. Foremost amongst the competition are the big three social networks: Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook, all of which, to varying degrees, rely on advertising to monetize their huge user bases. Its top 25 US-based search advertisers alone spent more than $1.3

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7 Creative Demand Gen Tactics to Drive Trade Show Booth Traffic

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Google AdWords – place ads on AdWords using the show name (and variations) as keywords. LinkedIn Ads – Place sponsored updates on LinkedIn using a custom image with an emphasis on speaking slots, demos, networking events, and specific, compelling reasons to drop by the booth.

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An Accident of Timing: The Case for Always On Marketing

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Cue the advent of search marketing and Google AdWords.). Even the best, most creative, most tightly orchestrated outbound campaign succeeds on an accident of timing. Think Google AdWords, paid social advertising on LinkedIn and Facebook, Content Syndication , account-targeted display ads. Be aggressive!

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5 Ways to Expand Lead Nurturing Beyond the Inbox

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Paid Social Media – all three leading B2B social media channels (LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook) offer variations on “custom audience” programs that enable you to upload lists of customers, prospects, or target accounts and deliver ads exclusively to that audience, or so-called “lookalike” prospects that meet the same criteria.

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Should You Use the Same Landing Page for Email and Online Ads?

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A client asks: “Can I use the landing page from an email campaign for online ads, say: search or LinkedIn, if it’s promoting the same asset?”. Someone responding to a Google text ad, or a LinkedIn sponsored post may be only curious, or intrigued by your offer, but likely isn’t “sold” yet. My response: In short: no.

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Expand your Offer Strategy to Increase SEM Performance

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However, by limiting paid search (SEM) campaigns (and social ads like LinkedIn also) to prospects who are ready to look at a product, marketers do themselves and their companies a disservice. Most likely they’re simply looking to solve a problem. an “early stage” campaign focused on pain points, problems, and opportunities.

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5 Demand Generation Tips for Start-Ups

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In a recent article on LinkedIn that I highly recommend for any tech entrepreneur, Jason Seeba and Ashu Garg spell out the key priorities, milestones, and pitfalls for early-stage companies seeking to acquire customers. Their article inspired me to reflect on some of the start-ups that our agency has worked with over the years.