Let me guess…
You fall into one of three categories if you have a website or are even thinking of creating one:
- You could use more traffic
- You want more traffic
- You absolutely need more traffic
Am I spot-on? Good.
Because traffic is a necessity for any and every online or offline business; neither is immune to that rule.
And since SEO is a waiting game, while social media’s ROI can’t necessarily be quantified in dollar signs, the majority of serious marketers are using Pay Per Click (PPC) to brand their business or skyrocket their sales. Or even both.
We’re about to embark on a live journey through the realms of PPC using the vessel known as Bing ads.
And we’re doing it in real-time. Right in front of your very eyes.
If you’re a beginner to Pay Per Click (PPC), and you could benefit from learning how a real campaign is setup and maintained to get the most ROI possible (or lose as little money as possible!)—then fix your eyes on this post.
For the record, data collection is necessary, so spending a bit of money for each campaign is absolutely vital, in order to get enough data to optimize those campaigns. I’ll show you how I collect good data without making the mistakes that can cost a fortune.
If you have experience using PPC platforms such as Google Adwords or Facebook, and would like to capture more tips and tricks that may help you when using Bing’s platform, then tune on in!
If none of the aforementioned apply to you, maybe you’re an experienced PPC’er and want to watch so you can leave comments on how much of an idiot I am for writing this, or for failing to earn a dime on a campaign that’s live, for the world to mock.
Or maybe you want to thrash me textually for getting a good ROI and “outing” how we did it, live and on the world stage?
Either way, follow Part 1 here!
Or follow Part 2 here!
