Category: Google Adwords


If you’re following my blog postings for Google Adwords, I have created some guidelines below for targeting your keywords and getting value for money:

As I mentioned in the previous post on this subject, Google Adwords works on an auction basis. That is to say, your ads will appear higher than your competitors if you bid more than they do. But that’s not all. Google also determines your landing page subject and how it relates to your advert and keywords. If Google thinks that your advert is highly relevant to your landing page on your website, it will charge you less and move your advert up the rankings. If you don’t have a relevant ad and keywords, it will charge you more and drop you down the rankings. View full article »

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For those who read my Google Adwords blog entry the other day, here’s the followup:

So, you’re thinking of getting yourself a Google Adwords account set up and doing some Pay-per-Click advertising eh? Well, the first thing to do is check with your website hosting company and find out whether they give out Google Adwords vouchers for free. It’s important to do this BEFORE you open your Google Adwords account because Google will accept these kind of introductory vouchers only for the first week or two that your Google Adwords account is open. After that, you cannot use them. My own hosting company gave me a £50.00 voucher which was a great way to test my new Google Adwords account without spending any money. Another place I found a free voucher was through Perry Marshall. I bought his book well after I opened my Adwords account, so I couldn’t use the voucher code Perry was giving away for free. Ah well, live and learn. View full article »

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It seems to me that the key to a wedding videography business these days is a strong internet presence. Ever since I started my business, I have been inundated with phone calls from companies that want to design me a cool website because I haven’t got one (even though I have), optimise my website for the search engines (lots of amazing promises made here!) or run me a Google Adwords ad campaign. So I looked at all the options and decided that SEO was way too expensive. My website was just how I liked it and Google Adwords was the way forward. View full article »

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