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Do not patronize or “call out” your visitors like this butthead advertiser did.
Why?
Oh brother. This one scrapes the bottom. Just when I think I’ve seen the worst, it’s gets even worse. That’s why Online Marketing Hell can never go out of business. Too much subject matter out there.
So I was engaged in one of […]
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For PPC, give us an answer to our question on the landing page - within 5 seconds of the click.
Why?
Google content ads appear alongside your Gmail when you have an open message. God only knows what email I had open that displayed this ad for Flowers of Bad.
Hmm. ”False Translation.” Sounds interesting. On the Flowers of Bad landing […]
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Hey Google: send ads to relevent landing pages. Try your Optimize Ads on Your Blog page. That’s got to be better. And Google, if you need help - I suggest you read something called the AdWords Help Center.
Why?
Google AdWords hates ads that lead to squeeze pages, right? Well, search for “make money blogging.”
Top position numero uno, […]
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WiseGeek make even greater efforts at transforming into a real website.
Why?
It wasn’t the other day when until I wanted to know the temperature of space that I ran across our old arbitrage buddies, WiseGeek. “Back in the day” of fast and frenzied AdSense arbitrage, WiseGeek reigned as the best of the arbitrageurs pushing traffic from […]
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Watch your outsourced PPC campaigns like a hawk! Especially corporations.
Why?
It never ceases to amaze me how pay per click ad campaigns from giant multinational corporations can be so bad.
Why is this? I think that PPC is their lowest priority, frankly. At the top of the list are TV, radio, and print campaigns — and then […]
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Make your online marketing campaign your own - don’t give it up some someone else.
Why?
Close your eyes. This one is ugly. Millions of Xbox 360s have a manufacturing defect. 3 red lights mean - Game Over - no more Call of Duty 3 for you.
Online marketers have taken it upon themselves to put together ebooks and video tutorials telling […]
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