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Monday, November 23, 2009 Issue 4   VOLUME 1 ISSUE 4  
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Set it and Don't forget it
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SEO and PPC: A Dynamic Duo
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Mission Statement

"We are committed to using our knowledge of Internet marketing to help your business maximize the bottom line results from your online marketing campaigns."

-Search Optics Mission Statement

 
Set it and Don't forget it
Why keeping up to date with your PPC campaign is critical

Infomercials tell you to, “Set it and forget it!” Not so with a Pay-Per-Click campaign. Keeping up to date with your PPC campaign is critical. Contact your Account Manager (888-509-9911) to update your ad-text with the latest deals, car specials, lease specials, finance offers, used cars, service specials, and more.

Did you just have a Memorial Day event? Would it have been more impactful for that information to display on your PPC’s ad-text? Let those searching for a specific car model know they can save money if they act now. If you need suggestions, contact us.

You can tweak your PPC campaign to make them highly personalized and focused –essentially the point of PPC campaigns. Let a user searching for “Honda CRV San Diego” know about your current special on that exact model. When I search for “Toyota Camry San Diego” on Google, let me know more than just, “Shop our San Diego dealership get great savings on new Toyota models.”

Yes, getting that web exposure is fantastic; however, it’s just the beginning. Let’s work together to perfect it!


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