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CenturyNovelty celebrates more effective paid search and higher conversions
CenturyNovelty.com had been using paid search for eight years—five of them with the same paid search marketing provider. But Ian MacDonald, vice president and general manager of the party supplies e-retailer, wasn’t happy with the results.
Posted 10/08/2009Katie DeatschPost a comment
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Free paid search tool pays off for Touch of Class
Touch of Class was looking for a way to more efficiently manage its paid search campaigns and determine which keywords were most profitable. The retailer found a way to do both with two new tools from Google.
Posted 03/04/2009Mark BrohanPost a comment
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Experts reveal search engine optimization secrets at Web Design conference
Retailers make many mistakes that cause their sites to fall in rankings of major search engines. That was obvious Tuesday as search experts Marion Sharkey and Stephan Spencer reviewed retail sites at the Internet Retailer Web Design ’09 Conference.
Posted 01/22/2009Paul DemeryPost a comment
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Mining site search terms to find the best—and cheapest—web search keywords
As e-retailers launch their holiday season marketing campaigns, many will again run into the high cost of the most popular Internet search keywords. But mining their site search activity can produce less costly and surprisingly effective search terms.
Posted 10/25/2007Paul DemeryPost a comment
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Average keyword price declines 3.3% to $1.46 in first quarter, Fathom finds
Fathom Online’s Keyword Price Index shows prices stable over the past three quarters. The findings argue for sophisticated management of integrated campaigns versus a sole focus on keyword prices.
Posted 05/03/2007Paul DemeryPost a comment
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Less popular keywords may be more cost-efficient
Retailers should look beyond popular category terms when attempting to increase the visibility of keywords, says Scot Wingo, president of ChannelAdvisor Corp.
Posted 10/26/2006Paul DemeryPost a comment
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New site search tool pays off in sales, cost reduction at Toolfetch.com
Eight months after implementing Google Mini as its site search tool, Toofetch.com has seen sales rise by 20%. Data on keyword use has refined keyword purchases to cut online advertising costs by 12%.
Posted 02/02/2006Paul DemeryPost a comment
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Retail keyword prices went up 10% as Q4 progressed, Fathom Index reports
Average keyword prices in search engines increased 10% as the Q4 shopping season progressed, reaching 51 cents in December, search engine marketing company Fathom Online reports. Fathom has been tracking average keyword prices for 16 months.
Posted 01/12/2006Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Retailers’ average keyword click price drops in January
Retailers paid an average of 52 cents per keyword click in January, down from 60 cents in November and 58 cents in December, reports search engine marketing company Fathom Online.
Posted 02/04/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Web analytics shine a light on Select Comfort’s search ROI
By tracking which callers visited Select Comfort’s site before buying via a toll-free number, and which paid keywords bought them to the site, web analytics provide a clearer view of ROI on keyword investment.
Posted 11/02/2004Mary WagnerPost a comment
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