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Is Automatic Matching a Mismatch? |
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Written by Dane Christensen
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Monday, 18 May 2009 |
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Have you experimented with Google AdWords Automatic Matching? Google bills it as a way to bid on relevant keywords that you may have overlooked. We have a different view. It's a good supplementary tool if you've already done solid keyword-discovery research, but it's a potential hazard if you haven't.
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Why We're Content with the Google Content Network |
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Written by Dane Christensen
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Monday, 20 April 2009 |
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Over the past few years, many search gurus advised their clients to avoid the Google Content Network. Heck, we even dished out that advice … but now we're officially eating our words. We've recently been able to produce a high volume of conversions at a relatively low cost using the once-derided content network – and we recommend that you give it a second look.
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Improve Site SEO With Four Quick Wins |
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Written by Jeff Jones
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Friday, 20 March 2009 |
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Need a quick win today? When it comes to getting impressive (and fast) SEO results, a little on-site work goes a long way, and even small tweaks to your Web site's content and structure can garner impressive and long-lasting returns.
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Bid Management: When to Test and When to Sculpt |
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Written by Dane Christensen
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Thursday, 19 February 2009 |
 Overwhelmed by bid management? You're not alone. If you're running dozens, hundreds or thousands of keywords, it's hard to get the right position for the right price. You might even be tempted to test an endless number of variables. Don't do it! Try an approach that combines the power of scientific testing and the art of on-the-fly decision-making: Test, then sculpt.
Performing controlled experiments to test the results of campaign changes can provide valuable metrics, --
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