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The difference between pay-per-click and content optimization is their focus. One is short-term and can be quite costly, the other has a longer term focus and the cost is stable.
Pay-Per-Click: How Does It Work?
Pay-Per-Click (PPC), also known as "Ad-Words" on Google, and various other marketing monikers on the other search engines that offer it, is a bidding system for keywords. It's a method whereby your ads are highly placed in the search results if you bid high enough on a particular keyword or phrase.
For example, if you're in a bankruptcy related business (lawyer, credit counseling, debt settlement,etc.) and you want your ads to show up on pages 1,2, or 3 of related search SERPS (Search Engine Results Pages), Google, Yahoo, and others will allow you, and a couple million of your closest friends, to bid on the word, “bankruptcy” (or any other word or phrase you can imagine). Highest bidder gets highest placement in the SERPS. In other words, if you're willing to pay more than anyone else for the word, “bankruptcy”, then your ad for bankruptcy business will likely place on page 1.
Sounds good. But here's the downside. You're charged (your Ad-Words account with Google, etc) the sum you bid, every time someone clicks on your ad. Every time someone clicks on your ad. Every time someone clicks on your ad. Did I mention you're charged everytime someone clicks your ad, even if they don't buy anything from you?
So if your bid was $2.55 for “bankruptcy” and your ad was clicked, you're dinged $2.55. Understand that's before any sale is made. Once your ad is clicked, your account is debited, then the surfer is taken to whatever landing page or website you've prepared in your attempt to make your conversion happen. Whether you're successful or not in your sales attempt, your account is now $2.55 the lesser.
So what if no sale is made? What do you get out of the deal? You get the opportunity to show up in the SERPS again for “bankruptcy” searches and peel off a couple more bills every time someone clicks your ad. No mercy, no “do-overs”, no long-term visibility.
Content Optimization: A Better Way To Achieve High Search Engine Reults Placement
Content Optimization is NOT search engine optimization (SEO). SEO is about properly configuring your website so that:
That's NOT what Content Optimization does. We're not going to touch your website. Content Optimization is about properly configuring “content” that's produced outside of your website for publication on the web, like articles, press releases, announcements of any type, etc.
Content Optimization is also NOT about keywords, phrases, grammar or spelling. It's about properly preparing (optimizing) the content on a number of different levels, for the spiders! That's a vastly different objective than optimizing a website or content for the end-user/reader's eyes. Both are important but writing the perfect article will never ensure or advance the cause of high SE placement.
Here's what happens:
That's it! What we've done is turn the entire directory, and each bit of content in it, into pure sugar for the spiders. The content is laid out in exactly the manner that the search engines want it laid out and so, the spiders return to our directory on an extremely frequent basis. Right now it's averaging about once an hour.
That nets a couple things:
So what does this benefit you?
Hmmm,.......less expensive than PPC, high SERPS placement, growing volume of content, increasing volume of search results, what's the downside? The downside occurs if you don't call and take advantage of the FREE demo we're offering you. We'll create an article specifically for your business around keywords YOU select. We'll post it and see how well we place in the Google SERPS, tomorrow!
Call us right now and put us to the test. 214-213-7445.
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