PPC: February 2010 Archives

Jamie Smith, CEO of EngineReady -- a search marketing company with several Fortune 500 clients -- has a bad beat story that is a cautionary tale for consultants in the search industry. His company became responsible for hundreds of thousands of dollars in AdWords spend.

Smith had worked with this company for more than three years and billed them for PPC spends without problems. But when the company suddenly went out of business, Smith's company, which had been paying Google directly and billing the client, found themselves liable for the money spent.

This question of how consultants should structure pay for PPC spends by their clients has a number of caveats.

See the full story at: http://searchenginewatch.com/3636477
As a search engine marketing company, we are often asked by clients and prospects if there's a basic philosophy when it comes to organic search engine optimization and paid search advertising.

"Is one tactic more favorable than another? How do I know which channel to pursue? Should I do both?"

Without a hard look at your company's goals and unique situation, there really isn't a concrete answer to these questions. The true test of pursuing either an SEO campaign or PPC advertising (or both) is knowing that it all boils down to your company philosophy, ROI objectives, budget, and countless other monetary and marketing factors. To determine which, or what combination of both, might offer the most bang for your buck, let's examine five types of "models" that my search engine marketing company often deals with.

See the full story at: http://www.site-reference.com/articles/Internet-Marketing/Search-Engine-Optimization-and-Paid-Search-What-Should-Your-Philosophy-Be.html
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