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Best of 2008: Search Engine Marketing

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Basically, 1) use keyword tools to help develop a solid list of PPC search phrases, which will be pruned over time; 2) test keywords, ads, landing pages—everything; and 3) understand and utilize broad, exact, phrase and negative matches. Brian Carter notes both of those points and explains three other common PPC testing mistakes.

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Helpful SEM Advice from MarketingSherpa

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If you missed it, MarketingSherpa hosted a webcast on New Research: Top 5 Tests to Raise Landing Page Conversions earlier this week. The most popular test was dynamic pages—changing the information displayed on the landing page to reflect the exact search term. conversion rate. Hmm, may be worth trying.

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Which is Better for Driving B2B Blog Traffic - Twitter or LinkedIn?

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I recently did a little test to determine whether Twitter or LinkedIn was more effective at driving traffic to a few specific posts on this blog. While the results aren't scientific by any means, they are enlightening.

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Make Sure Your Logo Can Handle the Job at Any Size

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We considered lots of things before signing off on a final pick, but I didn’t test it in all contexts. testing There’s only one way to know whether a logo works in oodles of contexts: Test it. Then test it some more. I was moving super fast when redoing our company’s logo in 2007. And I got burned.

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Best of 2008 (So Far) - Search Engine Marketing, Part 1

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With A/B Testing - You Don't Think, You Know by Find Resolution In this articulate and well-researched post, Jeff Campbell lays out a 10-step program for scientifically performing split tests to optimize campaign copy. Kevin Gold offers a couple of examples demonstrating that ad clickers don't read landing page copy in detail.

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The 9 Must-Have Qualities of a User-Focused B2B Website Design

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The results were shocking: only 4 sites passed test #1 – Does the site cater to user needs? Only 7 sites passed test #2 – Does the site support brand positioning? And only 1 site passed both tests. (termed “brand action” in the results) Does the site support brand positioning?

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Cut B2B Branding Guesswork With a Methodical 5 Step System

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Testing Test the name, tag, value prop, logo with your clients and partners. Test them again. Prospects need to understand instantly the type of service you offer, to become interested enough to learn more. And to be reassured, often subconsciously, that your firm thinks about things from the customer perspective.