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Re: PPC Advertising vs. SEO
Hey, Thanks Nicolasb86,
You have provided really very useful information to us. i know about the PPC Marketing and SEO, but doesn't know about the different use of it.
Thanks again for sharing it to us.
Thank you.
Posted : 17/08/2010 10:40 am
Re: PPC Advertising vs. SEO
The PPC and SEO are the best SEO marketing strategies that we can rank well in organic SERP will take time to retain the best on the page of search engine results maintained for a period of time, PPC is ad sponsored, we to pay for it.
Posted : 28/08/2010 5:34 am
Re: PPC Advertising vs. SEO
I Have read about he ppc advertising and free advertising means SEO, and come to know that the SEO is the fast, effective and perfect method of advertising and marketing.
When doing a search people will often decide which way is best to resolve their dilemma or situation, and most often people tend to use the free results. Thus, this is enough to indicate that if you want to get highly targeted and free traffic to your website it would be a good idea to get into the Organic results. However, many things are involved, including getting backlinks to your site, making sure you have the right keyword density, and optimizing your site. The downside to Search Engine Optimization is that in order to get your website ranked high, it can be very time consuming. This is a reason why many marketers choose to skip SEO and use Pay-Per-Click with Google Adwords, Bing, or Yahoo Overture.
The “pros” of PPC marketing is that it takes a small amount of time to get up and running, but the “con” is that you can not just set up a campaign and expect to make tons of money. PPC is a science and should be implemented with strategy, therefore doing the homework is crucial because if you don’t choose the right keywords and/or charges you could end up losing tons of money and FAST. So PPC takes skill, learning, and possibly experience to succeed.
In short, SEO is a great way for beginners to get a site ranked high in organic results. SEO may be frustrating but once you succeed with SEO the benefits are great. This is also true with PPC, but there is much more risk involved since your success is dependent on your money and skill. Overall, it’s necessary to research both SEO and PPC as much as possible before leaning upon either. 🙂
Posted : 01/09/2010 11:29 am
Re: PPC Advertising vs. SEO
PPC and SEO are two completely distinct. PPC is how you get paid every time someone clicks on an ad on your site. SEO is the ease with your site is able to be found. SEO is free advertising, and PPC is paid for the promotion.
Posted : 10/09/2010 10:27 am
Re: PPC Advertising vs. SEO
From a PPC perspective, pay per click advertising is much less expensive for a defined geography opposed to nationwide whereas regarding to SEO perspective, it is easier to optimize your website for your highest search term and your geography compared to your highest search term.
Posted : 23/09/2010 10:39 am
Re: PPC Advertising vs. SEO
PPC advertising is a dynamic market, more supply, the more the message list. Both companies are good marketing. As its name suggests, you pay no fees, but only a self-selection. It allows maximum visibility, but you can control the amount you spend your marketing campaign. The risks do not exist, and you can clearly monitor the effectiveness of PPC advertising campaign, but it is a technique for referencing organic and inorganic.
Posted : 27/09/2010 7:13 am
Re: PPC Advertising vs. SEO
Combination of PPC and SEO I think would better for site promotion.
Posted : 27/09/2010 7:39 am
Re: PPC Advertising vs. SEO
I think both are effective, but if you want a cheap and a long, I suggest you do SEO. It is necessary to research both SEO and PPC as much as possible before relying on both. You can combine, PPC, in the earlier phase, and the rules of SEO. So after the SEO has been created, you can stop PPC.
Posted : 04/12/2010 9:34 am
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