Top 10 clues your PPC isn’t working
Online marketing investments are still growing and Paid Search is eating up more and more of your budget in many cases. It’s not a bandwagon to be jumped on lightly; as more brands turn to it, keyword bidding and competition increase and, if not carefully managed, your cost per click could outstrip your allowable cost per acquisition.
PPC is not a dark art, but it takes a lot of management to be done effectively and profitably. So if you’re not sure that your PPC agency is really delivering the goods, here’s a checklist of signs you could be getting a better service and therefore better ROI.
- There’s no constant ad testing.
- Your PPC conversion rate is worse than your site conversion rate.
- There’s no true insight into your customers being used.
- Your agency can’t make Google Content Network deliver.
- When traffic falls off, your agency doesn’t notice or take action for two days.
- Your brand and non-brand terms aren’t reported separately.
- You don’t have access to your PPC accounts.
- Your agency hasn’t given you a clear plan of the work they do.
- You’re only advertising on Google.
- You don’t see a consistent improvement in performance.
Book your FREE Forensic Audit now.
If you recognise any of these, maybe it’s time to take up our offer of a free Forensic PPC Audit. We’ll go over everything with a fine-toothed comb and give you a detailed report showing exactly where you’re losing sales, with an estimate of the difference our Forensic PPC service can make for your business.
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