Pay per click campaigns

Pay per click (PPC) campaigns place small text advertisements on search engines and allow you to bid for your position within the results. PPC advertisements either appear above, or to the right of the natural search results, and generally titled "Sponsored Links".

Pay per click advertisements on Google

PPC marketing provides the perfect compliment to your search engine optimisation initiatives. Whilst high rankings in the natural results will offer you the best performance on your primary search terms, pay per click allows you to target an unlimited number of keywords.

The importance of monitoring

Studies have shown that your click-through rates diminish rapidly if you are not in the top few results. This is especially true for pay per click campaigns where, unless you are in the top two or three results, your advertisement will appear to the right hand side of the search results - outside the general page scanning view of users. Continual monitoring of your positions is required to ensure you maintain top positioning and your click-throughs are maximised.

The importance of optimisation

We have had many clients who have tried a PPC campaign and found that it hasn't worked for them, only to find they bought a few keywords and didn't receive any sales after a couple of weeks. More often than not, you won't get the formula right the first time - the formula being a combination of keywords, bid prices and copy.

After a four week campaign it is important that you analyse the impressions, click through rates and conversions for all your keywords.Using the results of this analysis we can target the keywords which have the highest clicks and more importantly generate the highest volume of leads or sales.

How much traffic can I expect

Use our free tools to the right to estimate how many clicks you can expect to your site from a Google AdWords pay per click campaign.

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FREE TOOLS

How SEO friendly is your current site?

SEO Friendliness

Enter your URL and the search term you would like to rank high for in the corresponding boxes below.

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SEARCH TERM:

Your result will be out of 10 (highest), revealing how SEO friendly your site is for that specific search term.

How competitive are your keywords?

Keyword Competition

How many other websites are you competing with for your specific search term?

Generally, the greater the competition, the more agressive your search engine optimisation intiatives will need to be.

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Are your keywords popular?

Keyword Popularity

How many visitors to your website are you missing out on because you aren't ranking well for your specific search term?

This tool will provide you an estimate on the number of searches performed on Australian search engines last month for your specific search term.

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Back Link Counter

Your inbound links or IBLs are an important factor to your rankings, especially within Google.

How many IBLs does your site have? How many do your competitors have? Find out below, simply by entering a domain name (www.mydomain.com) below.

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