Basic PPC Strategies

Welcome to the world of basic PPC strategies! These articles range from educational info on the various PPC search engines, to the utilization of match types and negative keywords to the essential pay-per-click management tips. Whether you’re a pay-per-click neophyte or a seasoned advertiser, basic PPC strategies hold a wealth of tips and tricks for you.


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Starting PPC For eCommerce Sites: A Beginner’s Handbook Part 1

In part 1, we’ll cover Advertising Platforms, eCommerce Tracking, and Keyword Research. You’ve come up with the perfect eCommerce site.  Maybe you got in on a great wholesale deal for miniature furniture for dollhouses. Maybe you spin your own yarn …

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Three Automated Reports That Will Make You a Better Account Manager

PPC is fun. While there are surely people that disagree with that assertion (namely, anyone to whom I’ve explained what I do for a living), we within the industry know better.  There are cool things to talk about all the …

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PPC for the First of the Month – Start Things Off On the Right Foot!

We’re right on the brink of a new month and are about to wrap up the first quarter of 2013. The last couple of weeks have also thrown some new curve balls at the paid search world with the release …

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The Seven Best PPC Lessons from February 2013

So what it was a short month?  Having two fewer calendar days doesn’t mean that the staff of PPC Hero didn’t come away with life changing lessons and insights.  We now present to you the best things that we began …

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Facebook’s New Conversion Tracking is Pretty Great

There is so much going on in the world of PPC lately that we’re spending an entire week introducing the changes and letting you know how to make the most of them.  It goes beyond Google’s new “Enhanced Campaigns” feature …

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Ultimate Guide to Acronyms and Terminology is Now Live!

The world of PPC is loaded with jargon. Coping with the huge amount of acronyms and terms that sound a little bit like one another but mean completely different things (the display network and a display URL even have the …