Pay Per Click (PPC)

How PPC and SEO should be integrated

Posted in Pay Per Click (PPC) by wp on 21st of October, 2008

Many SEO programmers may overlook the importance that PPC can have on them developing an effective SEO campaign.

Here I will look at some of the ways that PPC knowledge can help someone utilising an SEO strategy.

PPC helps understand the importance of CTR as good PPC Campaign Managers will always write the most relevant creative possible for their adverts to gain the maximum number of clicks possible. SEO developers should look to use these titles and descriptions in their webpage title tags to increase their CTR too. This will also look better for business branding.

Highly targeted landing pages play a vital part in an advertiser achieving a good quality score for their PPC campaigns. Quality score is king for Google PPC advertising so this is vital. SEO programmers should look to develop better targeted landing pages too as this will increase conversions and repeat visits to the site

The main objective of a PPC ad is to be compelling and interesting to a potential customer. Once PPC Adverts are performing well they can easily be applied to Meta descriptions and provide a more interesting listing in the SERP's.

Many website URLs are long, messy and often don't contain targeted keywords. If you have a PPC display URL which is achieving good CTR try to incorporate this into your organic strategy to build a URL which is tidier for the search engine spiders and more attractive to click for a searcher.

Actual PPC keyword data can be invaluable to an SEO campaign. While there are many very good keyword research tools available, few compare to actual search volume, impression data from Google Ad Words.

Everyone knows that an effective overall online marketing strategy is the best way of achieving ROI. Click Consult can help you to achieve this through not just developing a combined PPC and SEO strategy but also helping you out with your website design, shopping feed and affiliate marketing needs as well.