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Click to view Glyndower's profile Professional Glyndower 8 posts since
Aug 11, 2008
15. Re: Google PPC Question Aug 12, 2008 9:26 AM
in response to: your_web_guy
Google supplemental - FTL! lol.
Click to view intechspecial's profile Mogul intechspecial 1,458 posts since
Jan 6, 2008
16. Re: Google PPC Question Aug 13, 2008 12:11 AM
in response to: Glyndower
My statement did say it would increase search engine rankings, and this is true. You misenterpreted my statement.

I said SEARCH ENGINE rankings, and not Google rankings.

My methods of implementation have allowed me the pleasure of PAGE 1 RANKINGS on a half dozen or so key words.

The great thing about it is, these keywords ARE NOT OBSCURE, but some of the most competive keywords in my market.

To follow up on this unbelieveable offerings, I offer 10 HOURS OF FREE service to qualifying orgainzations.

But of course this post will be followed by a ton of rebuttals, as my competitors are weary.

Click to view Glyndower's profile Professional Glyndower 8 posts since
Aug 11, 2008
17. Re: Google PPC Question Aug 13, 2008 9:33 AM
in response to: intechspecial
No rebuttals here. I currently only have resources for two new full service clients, so my goal here is not neccesarily to create more business. I was simply trying to be helpful http://smallbusinessonlinecommunity.bankofamerica.com/images/emoticons/happy.gif" alt=":)" />.

In fact, I agree with you. When you provide the most relevant destination for any key phrases, the search engines will always reward you for that. Good quality relevant content is always the best practice for SEM applications.
Click to view intechspecial's profile Mogul intechspecial 1,458 posts since
Jan 6, 2008
18. Re: Google PPC Question Aug 13, 2008 12:36 AM
in response to: intechspecial

I would like to clarify something else as well.

After your ads have been on the Google content network for a period of time, do a search for your company's website in Google.

You will notice that there are many links to your website that you did not know where out their.

Further research this and you will find that these are links that are placed on these sites through the Google content network.

The google bot peruses the internet, comes across a website that is advertising you site, BOOM another link.

Once again you will see many rebuttals to this post, I beg not to argue, as I have more productive things to do with my time.

I will say this, Search Engine Rankings of PAGE ONE after a serach, GOOGLE PAGE RANK OF 4, natural traffic up to 800 IN ONE DAY, A GOOGLE PAGE RANK OF 4, AND AN ALEXA RANKING IN THE TOP 100,000 on occasion, are facts that can not be ignored. Pennies on the dollar affords this potential.
Click to view intech's profile Authority intech 13 posts since
Mar 17, 2008
19. Re: Google PPC Question Aug 19, 2008 4:50 PM
PPC advertising absolutely does not help your ranking in the organic search results. Some people actually contend that it helps and some contend it hurts, but Google emphatically maintains that it does not affect them at all.
Click to view intechspecial's profile Mogul intechspecial 1,458 posts since
Jan 6, 2008
20. Re: Google PPC Question Oct 27, 2008 1:51 AM
in response to: intech

Evidence based.

Go to www.google.com and search for Microsoft Registered Partner.
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