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]]> By: strayinma http://yuseone.com/online-marketing-services/what-percentage-of-my-marketing-budget-should-i-allocate-for-online-marketing/comment-page-1#comment-3670 strayinma Mon, 08 Feb 2010 11:35:59 +0000 http://yuseone.com/online-marketing-services/what-percentage-of-my-marketing-budget-should-i-allocate-for-online-marketing#comment-3670 You can test how well PPC works for you with a very short test, $100-$200. I recommend going with Google/Yahoo Paid advertising for it's wider audiences. Create your most compelling ad copy and target popular keywords in your space. Implement the conversion tracking code provided by Google / Yahoo on your "thank you" / sales lead page. You'll be able to determine the ROI of PPC within a short time, and short spend. Hope this helps!<br><b>References : </b><br>100% of my online budget (over $4MM) goes to online advertising annually. I can appreciate the need for other ad media, but online is the most measurable. And, results are immediate -- change on the fly can make or break $1000s at the end of the day. That's one downside of one-time ads, once they're out, it's a game of wait and see. You can test how well PPC works for you with a very short test, $100-$200.

I recommend going with Google/Yahoo Paid advertising for it’s wider audiences.

Create your most compelling ad copy and target popular keywords in your space.

Implement the conversion tracking code provided by Google / Yahoo on your "thank you" / sales lead page.

You’ll be able to determine the ROI of PPC within a short time, and short spend.

Hope this helps!
References :
100% of my online budget (over $4MM) goes to online advertising annually. I can appreciate the need for other ad media, but online is the most measurable. And, results are immediate — change on the fly can make or break $1000s at the end of the day. That’s one downside of one-time ads, once they’re out, it’s a game of wait and see.

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