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March 21st, 2008, 04:16 AM
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Peel and Stick
Hi folks this is my first post and hopefully is giong to be one of many. I've just started working for a business solutions company and we offer an SEO function for sites we build, update, etc So i need as much info as possible.
 I've done alot of reading and learnt the basics of a good SEO campign and mistakes. But for today i'd like some info on "peel and stick" Thanks Alot Joe
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March 21st, 2008, 04:46 AM
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Welcome to the forums Joe  Peel and Stick refers to PPC campaigns and means when you identiy high converting keywords from an Ad Group..you "peel" them out [means you take them out from that ad group] and "stick" them to their respective Ad Groups. The peel and stick method has proved to improve the performance of the peeled keywords since they now deliver targeted Ad Copies. I also am an amateur when it comes to PPC...so I hope other PPC experts in this forum like Gary can give a better explanation to this and correct me if I am wrong
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March 26th, 2008, 05:18 AM
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Thanks alot it definitly helped me get my head around 'peel and stick'
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