Category Archives: Google AdWords

Short Ads vs More Detail

Posted on May 12, 2010 by SEOWebHelp

The tendency, when writing ads, is to use every character possible, in the headline and description lines. It’s often hard enough to even fit what you want within that small amount of room. I’ve had cases where I mentally pat … Continue reading →

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Beware of Overly Broad Keywords – Addendum

Posted on April 15, 2010 by Darrell Merrick

I did a post a few days ago on my AdWordsMadScientist blog, titled Beware of Overly Broad Keywords Well I wanted to emphasize, for people looking to do pay-per-click (AdWords or otherwise) how this is probably the most deadly trap. … Continue reading →

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AdWords Keyword Research – Real Clicks

Posted on March 25, 2010 by Darrell Merrick

There are a number of great keyword tools out there, to do keyword research. Including free ones from Google. But after I’ve determined that a niche or some keywords have potential, I like to do something “shocking” that most people … Continue reading →

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Using AdWords to Maximize Your SEO Efforts

Posted on March 15, 2010 by Darrell Merrick

When it comes to Google traffic, people almost always go for either Google or organic. But not realizing that one can help the other. On-page SEO can help you with Adwords. Without going into too much detail here, it’s about … Continue reading →

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