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Choosing A PPC Search Marketing Platform

Choosing A PPC Search Marketing Platform

Course Outline In this Module, we will go through the setting up of PPC Search Marketing campaign on AdWords platform and h...

Saturday, 21 September 2013

Online Advertising Components

     

Your online advertising should have the following components to be effective. You must have an ad to post. Secondly you should also have a website, a blog, or an email address to direct traffic to. Thirdly you need to write a schedule of posting your ads. And lastly you would want to choose a very good advertising site to place your ad. Now let us look at each component in detail.

Create Your Ad
Create an ad about the product you want to market or sell. Your ad would normally have three elements. It would have a subject, a description or body, and a call to action. Make your subject line catchy and exciting to draw the attention of your prospects. The body of your ad is where you clearly tell your prospect or audience the stuff you have to sell. You state the benefits it offers and why it is unique from others. Briefly give your experience and those of other people with the product. Your call to action should be brief and to the point. It should be three to five words. Note that you are limited by characters for subject line, and certain amounts of words for description and call to action.
Website, Blog, Email Address
You need to have where to send your prospects to if not your advertising effort might be a waste. You can either have your own website or an affiliate website, a blog or an email address to send your prospects to. You do this by placing the relevant web address of what you have in your ad. Note that these can help you generate your own list or qualify your prospects as either leads or buyers.
Write Ad Posting Schedule
Writing a posting schedule would help you to be organized in your ad placement routine. When you need any information about your posting efforts you only need to check your posting schedule to look for what you want. It should have columns like date of posting, expiry date (set by you or ads site), site posted and subject line. Manual posting is preferred by most ad site to software posting.
Placing Your Ad
The first thing you want to do is to make sure the site you are placing your ad has good traffic. By this I mean prospects looking for goods and services not just advertisers placing ads on the ad site. Look at the ads that are placed there and checkout their quality. Try also to get reviews about the site(s), especially for those that are new.  Get traffic info here and 5 traffic softwares.

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