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    Buying Trademark keywords

    It's worth checking the Google trademarks as you may be ok if your ads are appearing for broad match, non trademarked keywords. Check out the...
    Post by: kevingibbons, Aug 8, 2007 in forum: Google AdWords
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    Directories versus Linkbaiting

    I have to agree with lyndon on this one, I posted my opinion about this yesterday. I agree that both should be used to promote a website but...
    Post by: kevingibbons, May 7, 2007 in forum: Directories
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    Sub Domain is good for SEO ?

    Subfolders are usually recommended as the inbound link ranking factors of the whole domain will be used more effectively, rather than diluting...
    Post by: kevingibbons, Apr 25, 2007 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    SEO UK conference??

    I created a list of UK SEO conferences which you might find useful.
    Post by: kevingibbons, Apr 11, 2007 in forum: General Chat
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    Looking to republish Adwords-related articles

    Sounds great, I've got a couple of AdWords articles which I'd be happy for you to use.
    Post by: kevingibbons, Apr 1, 2007 in forum: Services
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    How do you manage AdWords campaigns while on holiday?

    Thanks guys, I think that's what I'm going to do. It's not using a massive budget so it shouldn't be a massive problem.
    Post by: kevingibbons, Mar 13, 2007 in forum: Google AdWords
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    How do you manage AdWords campaigns while on holiday?

    I wondered how people who work for themselves manage their PPC accounts while on holiday, whether it's best to pause the campaigns or just keep...
    Thread by: kevingibbons, Mar 13, 2007, 5 replies, in forum: Google AdWords
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    PPC management costs

    I charge a 10% PPC management fee with a minimum payment of £50 ($100) a month. This seems to be quite common but I'd be interested in hearing...
    Post by: kevingibbons, Mar 11, 2007 in forum: Google AdWords
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    bidding on company names?

    I'd suggest setting these up as a separate AdGroup and not using the companies names (or dynamic keyword insertion) in the ad text. Other than...
    Post by: kevingibbons, Mar 11, 2007 in forum: Google AdWords
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    5 clicks = 0 cents???

    It might be updated later in the day or it's public services ads as suggested. Maybe the AdWords bid was only $0.01, how would this be shared...
    Post by: kevingibbons, Mar 11, 2007 in forum: AdSense
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    Google is pissing me off

    Google rankings fluctuating are quite common especially if all datacenters haven't been update with an increase in results. In my experience this...
    Post by: kevingibbons, Mar 11, 2007 in forum: SEO
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    Better to invest in PPC or SEO?

    I would suggest using SEO to target achievable long-tail keywords and PPC to get clicks from the more specific keywords which you would be...
    Post by: kevingibbons, Mar 3, 2007 in forum: General Marketing
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    Isn't this considered weird? what should I do?

    It's likely that you competitors are forcing the bids up for this keyword and they may also have great quality scores and good CTR's.
    Post by: kevingibbons, Mar 3, 2007 in forum: Google AdWords
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    FuckedGoogle.com LOL, does it violate google's tos?

    Google normally asks the owners to put a visible message on the homepage to state that the website is in no way affiliated with Google Inc.
    Post by: kevingibbons, Feb 3, 2007 in forum: Reviews