EliteWriter
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Personally I think that SEO is the best way to increase traffic to your site. It may be harder to implement and require more effort, but at the end of the day it is the most effective and it is a long term solution for promoting a site properly. I agree that PPC could be used to supplement SEO strategies. Yet, I know that there are many who prefer to opt for PPC only. Is PPC just an easy way out?
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TommyCarey
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I set up my PPC campaigns first in order to generate sales right away. This happens because once I start pumping money into the PPC campaign I'm instantly (within 24 hours) I'm at the top of the search results. Now this is an artificial ranking and only lasts as long as you can keep pumping money into the campaign. This is the main reason start to do SEO on their websites.
Doing SEO for my websites while my PPC campaign is running is like a win win later on if I want to keep my PPC campaign going after my website is ranked and pulling in traffic. After about 3 months of running my PPC campaigns I can normally pull back on a lot of my PPC keywords since I'll be ranked on the top of the first page, or close to it. Why pay per click on keywords you're already ranked for? Sure you'll get a few more clicks with your site being above the natural rankings, but it doesn't always benefit you.
Since SEO takes some time, you'll want to start it as soon as your website is launched. No one wants to wait 3-6 months to start making sales and that's where PPC campaigns come in handy.
Conclusion:
- Run a PPC campaign as soon as your website is set up and fully configured.
- Monitor and tweak your PPC campaign so that it converts as best it can.
- Begin your SEO and Marketing in order to build your brand and rankings over 3-6 months.
- Start filtering out PPC keywords as you begin to rank for them naturally.
Thanks,
Razzy I try to run both an SEO campaign and a PPC campaign at the same time for my websites. This way I can generate instant sales with the PPC and long term sales with my SEO. Why do I do this? I set up my PPC campaigns first in order to generate sales right away. This happens because once I start pumping money into the PPC campaign I'm instantly (within 24 hours) I'm at the top of the search results. Now this is an artificial ranking and only lasts as long as you can keep pumping money into the campaign. This is the main reason start to do SEO on their websites. Doing SEO for my websites while my PPC campaign is running is like a win win later on if I want to keep my PPC campaign going after my website is ranked and pulling in traffic. After about 3 months of running my PPC campaigns I can normally pull back on a lot of my PPC keywords since I'll be ranked on the top of the first page, or close to it. Why pay per click on keywords you're already ranked for? Sure you'll get a few more clicks with your site being above the natural rankings, but it doesn't always benefit you. Since SEO takes some time, you'll want to start it as soon as your website is launched. No one wants to wait 3-6 months to start making sales and that's where PPC campaigns come in handy. Conclusion: - Run a PPC campaign as soon as your website is set up and fully configured. - Monitor and tweak your PPC campaign so that it converts as best it can. - Begin your SEO and Marketing in order to build your brand and rankings over 3-6 months. - Start filtering out PPC keywords as you begin to rank for them naturally. Thanks, Razzy
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