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Depends on what products and services you're offering. Different markets have differing populations with different values. For example, things like hook up apps, OF content and the like, anything with online chat models, all that stuff has potential. But more serious dating apps like match or...

Hey guys, this is for those of you out there who are looking to tap into the emerging Latin American markets with your existing products and services. If you've ever thought about any new marketing efforts in this region, feel free to reply to this thread if you are in need of some content...

I'm looking to offer free English to Spanish translation services for documents, content, recordings, live meetings/calls etc. However, truthfully, I have no immediate plans to post an ad in the marketplace section at the moment. I am looking to beta test these services for other marketplaces so...

29,000 keywords? please tell me you're running at least 2,000 ads for all those keywords and/or you're running a $30k daily budget? That number is ginormous. My first adwords campaign had 98 keywords on 8 ads on a $30 a day budget, and even then, that was too few ads for all those keywords I...

.42% was on search only with search partners. I still haven't begun using display network or remarketing yet. That's still all a little too advanced for me, but I know I need to throw those in to the mix as soon as possible. Right now I just want a good search campaigning running, something that...

the biggest contributor to your QS is your CTR. the higher your CTR, the higher the QS google will assign you, and in turn, the lower the price they will give you for individual clicks. It's not uncommon for QS to shuffle around a little bit in the first few days after adding the keyword in to...

try to shoot for a QS of between 7 and 9. 10 is very rare. Don't let that stop you from using a keyword below those scores tho as long as it's profitable.

QR%? If you're talking about your Quality Score, that is a rating given to your keyword by google (and secretly to your ad and adgroup) on a scale of 1 to 10. This is arguably the most important metric you should know in your campaign as it tends to dictate many of the other important metrics.

CTR 0.09? I'm not sure, good CTR rates tend to vary from industry to industry but I have a feeling that is abysmal for any industry. I would try to keep them at least around 1% give or take. Everything else looks good. but what are your quality scores looking like? QS is a VERY important number...

Long story short I've been working for my company for about 6 weeks now. Was brought in as an SEO, but I've made a big focus on PPC as I want working PPC campaigns to take high conversion keywords from it for our SEO campaigns. The PPC has been running for over a year now at an 89.1% loss. When...

I have a feeling you are overloading yourself trying to learn too many different aspects of internet marketing all at the same time. Pick one thing and stick with it and dont stop til you make that one thing work. Once you got that working, then move on to the next. I would start with Adwords...

Our whole operation is a mess and the worse part is there are parts of it that management swears are working as they should be and are not allowing me to correct. So your hypothesis is mostly correct, at least on points 1, 3, and 4. Keywords aren't too narrow, though. On the contrary, I don't...

awesome method looks like. and it's something i sorely need from the looks of it. I know my bosses won't pay for it though and I'm tired of paying stuff out of my own pocket around here.

*bump* any help... anyone?

Here's the puzzle I'm having: A while back I created an ad, and had just 2 or 3 very closely related exact match keywords in it. These words instantly came through with a QS of 7. A few other keywords that were used returned having low search volume, and last time i deleted them because of that...

are all your keywords broad matched keywords? this is usually the biggest mistake most rookies make. broadmatched keywords allow google to play around with your keyword phrases and do things you may not want them to do. for example lets say you have a broadmatch keyword for "Rolex Watches."...

So a little under a month ago I was hired in-house full time by my new employer as an SEO. So I've been doing my thing, but from day one that I actually got my hands on their websites and began learning about their products I began to realize a few things that are less than uplifting. #1)...

yeah, Google will still index a landing page it found with a nofollow link. nofollow is misleading in that it doesn't tell the bots not to follow the link, its more a question of keeping link juice from spreading. and even then only Google pays any mind to the nofollow tag. all the other engines...

thanks for the help. the one thing I noticed though is you placed a bracket opening right after your "For" statement but didn't close off the earlier bracket opening placed after "try" Is it supposed to be this way or should I close off the earlier bracket after the first ");" ?

So I've been trying to fix this issue ever since I landed this job a couple weeks back. They have had Google Analytics accounts but they never installed e-commerce conversion tracking. If you aren't familiar with GA E-Commerce tracking, this is NOT the regular traffic tracking code, nor is it...