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winnerroam Terms and Conditions - Privacy Policy Frontgate Catalog Case Study: How Not To Do PPC Frontgate Catalog Case Study: How Not To Do PPC August 27, 2008by Andrew ShotlandLocal Advertising2 Comments Perhaps you recall my epic post – Spitzer, Emperors Club VIP & Local SEO – where I uncovered that the notorious escort service was still running a ppc campaign despite the fact that their site was down? Well today I uncovered another gem. And sometimes it’s worth rep
eating something over and over just to make sure the guy snoozing in the back of the class gets it. Today I “rug hangers” to hang up my Thai rugs. I came across these ads and clicked on Frontgate.com Which linked to the following page: ATTENTION ALL MARKETERS – if you are running an ad campaign make sure you have inventory in stock before you advertise a product. Frontgate just paid around $1.76 (according the Adwords tool) for me to get nothing but a bad experience and an excuse to criticize them in public – and I clicked it twice to make sure, so now they are down $3.52 (plus whatever they are paying their SEM guy). I wonder how many other keywords this is the case for? Keeping a PPC campaign in sync with inventory is no easy task, but if I were an aggressive PPC company I would be dialing Frontgate’s head of marketing right now to explain why I could do it a lot better than.
CA “agencies brightlocal top local seo blogs 2020
winnerroam Terms and Conditions - Privacy Policy Frontgate Catalog Case Study: How Not To Do PPC Frontgate Catalog Case Study: How Not To Do PPC August 27, 2008by Andrew ShotlandLocal Advertising2 Comments Perhaps you recall my epic post – Spitzer, Emperors Club VIP & Local SEO – where I uncovered that the notorious escort service was still running a ppc campaign despite the fact that their site was down? Well today I uncovered another gem. And sometimes it’s worth rep
eating something over and over just to make sure the guy snoozing in the back of the class gets it. Today I “rug hangers” to hang up my Thai rugs. I came across these ads and clicked on Frontgate.com Which linked to the following page: ATTENTION ALL MARKETERS – if you are running an ad campaign make sure you have inventory in stock before you advertise a product. Frontgate just paid around $1.76 (according the Adwords tool) for me to get nothing but a bad experience and an excuse to criticize them in public – and I clicked it twice to make sure, so now they are down $3.52 (plus whatever they are paying their SEM guy). I wonder how many other keywords this is the case for? Keeping a PPC campaign in sync with inventory is no easy task, but if I were an aggressive PPC company I would be dialing Frontgate’s head of marketing right now to explain why I could do it a lot better than.