Resources for Pay-Per-Click

Companies that manage online pay-per-click marketing campaigns. List of vendors of PPC advertising solutions for your business.
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Hanapin Marketing

Offers Pay Per Click management services and strategies.

http://www.hanapinmarketing.com/
Myclicks Pay Per Click Management Agency

Myclicks is a Pay Per Click Management Agency based in Notting Hill, London. We have experience in competitive industries like Finance and Travel.

http://myclicks.us
Pay Per Click Advertising Services

A full service Pay Per Click advertising firm specializing in campaign building and account optimization.

http://www.highervisibility.com/pay-per-click-advertising/

Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Consulting Services


With banner ads, pop-ups, skyscrapers and rich media, the options for advertising online are endless, and choosing from among them daunting. Save yourself from guessing by investing in a pay-per-click (PPC) campaign, which experts agree is among the most effective means of advertising online.

PPC ads – also called cost-per-click (CPC) – allow you to pay only for click-throughs (the number of times a consumer actually clicks on a link to your Web site) rather than impressions (the number of people who see the link, whether they click it or not). PPC is effective, but it's still tricky. Make sure you do it right by hiring a PPC consultant to help orchestrate your ad buys. The consultant can help you decide how best to:

  1. Get more traffic
  2. Attract better traffic
  3. Convert visitors into customers
  4. Profit from your advertising investments.

Evaluate your needs

PPC advertising has grown tremendously in recent years. And with that growth has come a more complex web of choices and greater competition for potential customers. Hiring a consultant to help you make the most of your Web ad dollars is a good idea.

Search the Internet

The best place to begin your search for a PPC consultant is online, where the smartest consultants are practicing what they preach.

Get referrals

Ask for suggestions from an industry peer or a colleague who already uses a consultant.

Compare candidates

Get the most for your money by actively comparing consultants' services and rates.

Set goals – then ask for results

Ultimately, successful PPC campaigns rely on online marketing research and careful measurement of ROI. Select a consultant who can help you set realistic goals and who will help you track results.

  • Before settling on a consultant, ask for — and check — references.
  • Select a consultant with whom you can work closely to execute your ad campaign; the best consultants will include you in every decision, from selecting keywords and search engines to making Web site revisions and redesigns.
  • Make sure your consultant understands the difference between quantity and quality; the goal in PPC advertising is "quality" traffic, which translates into more visitors who actually become customers.
  • Make sure your consultant builds unique ads for each search term you purchase; ads that are aligned with specific search phrases receive more clicks.
For more information about your options for PPC campaigns and online marketing in general, visit our guides, "PPC Consulting Services" and "Do You Want to Learn Online Marketing?"