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Old October 8th, 2008, 11:47 PM
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Just starting to learn about PPC

hi all
can someone tell me what PPC is in simple terms. Also, I have just launched a website, should I use PPC to help drive traffic to my website. If so, do I need to go through a company to do this?
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Old October 9th, 2008, 07:59 AM
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Hi Sarah,

PPC is 'Pay Per Click' and is a form on online advertsing that often takes place on search engine, and more often than not, Google.

What type of website have you launched? Whether you should use PPC or not depends on your aims and objectives - if your are selling products then it may be beneficial, but if you are offering free content probably not so.

With regards to outsourcing PPC, this can be beneficial but again depends on your budget and strategy. Most PPC programs are fairly simple to use on a basic level, so I would recommend testing what they have to offer with a limited budget, and see how you get on.

Hope this helps, you would like any more advice just ask!

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Old October 12th, 2008, 11:17 PM
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hi
thanks for that.

my website sells pregnancy information via weekly SMS.

I'm just not sure where to start with PPC. I think i will do it myself though. Can you recommend where i start
thanks

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Hi Sarah,

PPC is 'Pay Per Click' and is a form on online advertsing that often takes place on search engine, and more often than not, Google.

What type of website have you launched? Whether you should use PPC or not depends on your aims and objectives - if your are selling products then it may be beneficial, but if you are offering free content probably not so.

With regards to outsourcing PPC, this can be beneficial but again depends on your budget and strategy. Most PPC programs are fairly simple to use on a basic level, so I would recommend testing what they have to offer with a limited budget, and see how you get on.

Hope this helps, you would like any more advice just ask!

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As its the most popular SE, I'd suggest you go to Google's Learning Center . You may need an AdWords account to access it (which is free), but they have some resources on the how to use their service. As for learning more about how to optimize your PPC, read more of the posts in this section of the forums. Good luck.

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Old October 19th, 2008, 10:14 PM
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Be careful at the start

Sarah, Make sure you really limit your budget at the start and use sort of tracking software so you can see if the traffic coming in converts to sales or spends some time reading the content on your site.

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Old October 25th, 2008, 06:15 AM
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hi all
can someone tell me what PPC is in simple terms. Also, I have just launched a website, should I use PPC to help drive traffic to my website. If so, do I need to go through a company to do this?
thanks
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PPC is simply "Pay Per Click" just a method to advertise your services or products using Google adwords. For this service you've to creat an account with google adwords and then follow the step by step..

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Hi beepbeep,

If your goal is to learn how to manage your own campaigns then I agree with other posters here, that you should start with a Google AdWords account and keep your budget low while you are learning. You should keep in mind that there is a fairly steep learning curve and it takes a while to learn how to manage your campaigns well.

If you aren't sure that you want to dedicate so much of your time to managing your PPC campaigns then you may be better off hiring a professional PPC manager. You still need to learn the basics so that you can tell how well your manager is doing. A good PPC manager will save you a fortune in costly mistakes that a newbie typically endures.

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Old November 7th, 2008, 05:43 AM
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hi
thanks for that.

my website sells pregnancy information via weekly SMS.

I'm just not sure where to start with PPC. I think i will do it myself though. Can you recommend where i start
thanks
You may start to learn about PPC online at Google learning center..

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Old November 12th, 2008, 11:25 AM
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Is Google Adsense a PPC based too? I'm a bit confused about this.

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Old November 12th, 2008, 05:23 PM
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Hi dongarcia,

Yes, AdSense is part of the relm of PPC. It's Google's program for website publishers that want to sell ad space to Google. The website publisher is paid a portion of the revenue that Google receives on a Pay-Per-Click basis from their AdWords customers.
  • AdWords - Google's program for ad buyers.
  • AdSense - Google's program for publishers selling space for ads on their websites.

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