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AdCenter has been shown to convert at a higher rate than Google and Yahoo in the US. |
Who is your typical customer? Man, woman or teenager? Imagine being able to put an advert in front of the very people you want to target when they are searching online! An exciting new addition to the Microsoft brand claims to let you seek out your potential customers and put your adverts in front of them. Unlike annoying banner or pop up adverts (which can be targeted, too) your listing appears in a less intrusive manner when people you have targeted search using words you have highlighted - that's what makes it special. So if, for example, you are selling cruise holidays and want to target a younger, affluent, female market then with Microsoft Adcenter you should be able to target users by the following demographics:
Sarah Forrest, resident PPC expert here at MediaCo, is excited by the new offering from Microsoft: "Pay Per Click is a vital marketing tool for any business. Our existing and new clients will benefit from our experience in creating successful campaigns coupled with the unique demographic targeting element of Microsoft AdCenter. The result of this will be increased exposure for our clients' websites and ultimately increased business for them." Contact
us to learn more about Microsoft Adcenter |
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![]() Tricia Stewart and Daniel Hird are the latest members of MediaCo staff to pass the Google AdWords examination. |
Lucy's AdCenter links |
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UK web shoppers will spend £6.25 billion on groceries a year by 2010, an increase of 235% over last year, according to a study by Paypal. (E-consultancy, 2006) Online spending forecasts that DIY firms are expected to reap £1.2 billion, up 172% on last year, and clothing and footwear £2.27 billion, a 160% rise. (E-consultancy, 2006) Twenty five million Brits made a purchase over the internet last year, up 11% compared to 2004. (IMRG, 2006) Over
7 million users a month in the UK visit msn.co.uk |
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I don't mean to scare you but with only four months to go until Christmas it's an idea to start planning your online marketing strategy (if you haven't already). Seasonal traffic is busy, just as it is in the real world! So I'd suggest that every element of your marketing strategy is prepared in order to generate more visitors to your site at this busy time of year. From email newsletters rich with special offers to the creation of a link building campaign to boost your website's position in the search engines - we can show you how to drive more visitors to your site and help you convert Christmas visitors to customers! Ecommerce sites, especially, should consider tactics to exploit online media this Christmas. In order to get you started thinking about the festive period we have compiled a list for you. |
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A bit of fun....
PS:
Welcome to Liverpool Victoria and Morphy Richards ... the latest names
to join MediaCo's growing client list :-) |
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