A lot of attention has been placed on Social Media as a medium for brand awareness, advertising and ideally, sales. While these should definitely be main focuses for any business that wants to leverage social media, there is one area that can sometimes be overlooked. Protecting your brand’s reputation is as important as creating it [...]
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AdWords & Google Analytics Say “I Do” (again)
Tracking ROI is a crucial component to successful campaign management. You must have visibility into the performance of each campaign, ad and keyword. Google Analytics is one of the programs that provides this level of insight.
Earlier this week, Google’s AdWords team made a pretty significant announcement regarding Google Analytics. Previously, you could use Google AdWord’s [...]
Why SEM Should Be A Part Of Your Digital Media Strategy
In case you haven’t heard the news, we are in the midst of a recession. Normally, that’s a time when budgets are sliced and companies re-assess their priorities. Marketing is one line on the P&L that normally gets a reduction. However, more and more companies have realized that marketing is a necessary expense and while [...]
Bing: What will the future bring for MSN’s newest search engine?
With a name like Bing, it conjures images like a certain crime family boss we all know and love. The much anticipated launch of Microsoft’s Bing happened last week with lots of fanfare. Reportedly, there is an $80 to $100M budget for this campaign. I’ve personally seen ads in a number of places on the [...]
Bing: The Google Killer?
In the war for Search supremacy, Microsoft and Yahoo have always lied in the shadow of Google. As an SEM pro, I have my reasons for this: MSN’s lack of volume and Yahoo’s ridiculously bad management decisions. Other may have differing opinions. That said, Google has maintained dominance in most markets across the globe and [...]
How Web Analytics Helps You Keep Score
Web analytics provide numerous ways to capture and analyze important data about your business. A web counter is insufficient in understanding how users engage with your site. You’ve written effective ads or created beautifully informative banners or a well-crafted email. Now you need to determine what potential customers are doing after they reach your site.

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