Why would you PPC when there is another way?

[steve new mount]

Discuss.

 

[Alan]

ROI

 

[steve new mount]

Sorry, not what I meant... of course ROI is the driving factor, but when you can avoid PPC campaigns and operate on Cost Per Individual on the same platform, why would you pay per click?

 

[Alan]

Cost Per Individual

you lost me

 

[Homer J Simpson]

Discuss.

Sorry, not what I meant... of course ROI is the driving factor, but when you can avoid PPC campaigns and operate on Cost Per Individual on the same platform, why would you pay per click?

That's what you get for starting your thread with "Discuss".

 

[fisicx]

You want me to diss you by cussing?

 

[DexSmart]

You can mix PPC and SEO (Off Page and On Page). Depending on the niche if you are doing just PPC it can turn really expensive and probably the ROI can be negative!

 

[garyk]

Speed.

You want to get rankings organically great? You want to test your product/service, or more importantly your message then using PPC you can be up and running in minutes.

 

[Marx]

Sometimes I click just because I know it costs someone money.

 

[fisicx]

Sometimes I click just because I know it costs someone money.

That sort of thing is no better than trolling.

I hope someone drives a stake through your heart.

 

[directmarketingadvice]

Sometimes I click just because I know it costs someone money.

Sometimes I shoplift, even if I don't want the stuff, because I know it hurts the shop owners profits.*

Steve

* I don't really shoplift.

 

[directmarketingadvice]

when you can avoid PPC campaigns and operate on Cost Per Individual on the same platform

Which platform is that? (And what's "cost per individual"?)

Steve

 

[intelligentppc]

Because PPC, if you know what you're doing, earns you a shed load of money.

 

[Marx]

That sort of thing is no better than trolling.

I hope someone drives a stake through your heart.

If you are going to wave it in my face, don't blame me if I click on it, particularly if it relates to my PPI claim.

 

[intelligentppc]

A PPI claim click costs roughly £10-15 at the top of the search page. Depending on factors such as Quality Score of course...

 

[StevePoster]

Ofcourse there is another way aside from PPC but this method is effective if the implementation of the ad is right. We are not just spending for PPC but the ROI we expect from it and if you don't have enough experience with this method it will only depleted your budget.

 

[ClickWebStudio]

I think what he means by Cost Per Individual is, Pay Per Conversion / Affiliates.. But never heard of cost per individual before either, and I could be wrong all together.

 

[garyk]

Yes AFAIK no such thing as CPI. There is CPA, cost per action also known as CPV cost per view used when doing media buys.

 

[intelligentppc]

Gary, I took your Udemy course before creating mine, and can I just say that for a free course it's excellent. Appreciate the time and effort you put into creating it, and it's an excellent resource for beginners wanting to learn about Adwords.