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Adapting and Evolving: The Ongoing Process of Marketing Goal Refinement

ClearVoice

Better resource allocation: Maximize the impact of your marketing efforts. Use it to measure KPIs such as engagement and post reach, as well as understand audience demographics and preferences to tailor future content and advertising campaigns Google Ads reports: Analyzes the performance of Google Ads (formerly AdWords) campaigns.

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The Ultimate Guide to PPC

Hubspot

Cost-per-click (CPC) is the amount that an advertiser pays for each click on your ad. CPC acts as your bid in an auction that determines where your ad will be placed. You set your CPC at the maximum price you are willing to pay per click on your ad. You can set a CPC for each ad group that you create.

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9 Ways to Use Inventory and Lead Capacity for More Efficient SEM

QuanticMind

Sometimes you have to look far and wide for tools and resources that you need for your PPC campaigns to be successful and profitable. Such is the case when you use both your own inventory and lead capacity to optimize your SEM activities and increase ROI. Think beyond cost-per-click. Use call bid adjustments.

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A SaaS Marketing Plan for High Growth Companies

Hubspot

This is a daunting challenge, but in today's post we're going to look at the four core tenets of a marketing plan (goal setting, tactics, resources and evaluation) that can help you achieve these goals. The second is giving them the resources that they need to be successful. 3) Resources. 1) Goal setting. 2) Tactics.

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How to Identify Long-Tail Keywords to Fuel Your PPC Strategy

Hubspot

Although individual long-tail keywords don’t have a huge impact on a PPC campaign, when looked at and measured in aggregate, they have the ability to significantly transform results by lowering cost-per-click and cost-per-lead while improving average click-through rates and quality score.

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How to Make the Most of Your Paid Content Promotion on Facebook

Content Marketing Institute

Competition doesn’t directly dictate pricing on AdWords. The same thing plays out on Facebook, where studies from AdEspresso have found that higher relevance scores translate to lower costs per click. Get one of those variables wrong and you’ll pay (in higher cost per clicks, visits, and leads).

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The Big List of Content Marketing Acronyms

Brandpoint

Examples include enterprise software companies, professional service firms like corporate accounting or human resources outsourcing agencies and office equipment leasing companies. In AdWords, lower your CPA by increasing your Quality Score. CPC: Cost-per-Click. CPL: Cost-per-Lead.