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Improve Paid Search Results Through Routine, Scheduled Maintenance

Navigate the Channel

Expanded SERP Real Estate: Dominating the search engine results page (SERP). Pay attention to click-through rates (CTR), conversion rates, and cost per click (CPC). Consider these creative tips: Visual Appeal: Use eye-catching visuals that align with your brand and message.

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The Pros and Cons of Search vs. Display Ad Campaigns

BenchmarkONE

Arguably some of the most effective advertising happens right on a search engine results page (SERP). More conversions will occur when on the first SERP, as many searchers won’t venture past page one. Ads at the front of the SERP builds a real-time online presence even if the ad isn’t clicked on. Increases Conversions.

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The New eCommerce Playbook for 2022 Featuring Top SEO Trends

Conductor

As we enter year three of the pandemic, our analysis provides a birds-eye view of the industry, as well as insights into how brands can adapt to an ever-changing environment. In this section, we analyze the market share and SERP volatility for eCommerce-related searches from 2020 through 2022, revealing some surprising trends.

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The Ultimate Guide to PPC

Hubspot

Pay-per-click advertising is most common in search engine results pages (SERPs), like Google or Bing, but is also used on social channels (although CPM is more common). If you’re wondering where you can find pay-per-click ads, they’re the results you see before and to the right of the organic search results.

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A Behind-the-Scenes Look into HubSpot's Newest Content Marketing Strategy (Part 1 of 3)

Hubspot

We have some good ol’ quantitative data about how much search volume these keywords get and what the estimated CPC is for bottom funnel search terms. It has a high volume and high CPC. Qualitatively, SERP domination seems like a worthy goal. Virtually all of these SERPs have some combination of three page types: Product pages.

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Using STAT to Identify Featured Snippet Opportunities

Moz

There's an extremely useful feature in STAT where you can filter a table of keywords to show earned SERP features and specifically answers. Taking a look at STAT's SERP Features tab can help out here. That way you can see what the rankings, search volume, and CPC look like. You can filter for specific answer subtypes too.

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How to Stop the Vanity of Your Search Metrics

Content Marketing Institute

It’s clear which one is on the right track. You also can use Keywords Everywhere , a free Chrome extension, for search volume and costs per click. clicks from the searches). You can gauge this by referring to the SERP overview in Keywords Explorer. Imagine you publish two blog posts. Keyword search volume.