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Tag Archives: Mobile PPC
What You Need To Know About PPC Tablet Targeting
After announcing the tablet targeting feature a few months back, Google finally rolled out tablet targeting to all AdWords users this week. That’s great news if you have a lot of mobile users. Plenty of iPads and Android tablets are … Continue reading
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Tagged Mobile PPC, tablet pay per click, tablet ppc
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Creating PPC Mobile Landing Pages For Fun And Profit
Alright folks, it’s 2011. 74.6 million Americans own a smartphone, and mobile advertising is more important than ever. If you haven’t already, it’s about time for you to get your mobile strategy in order. For those of you who have … Continue reading
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Tagged mobile landing pages, Mobile PPC, ppc for mobile phones
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Manage AdWords From Your Mobile Phone!
Good news, everybody! This Friday, Google released their new mobile phone interface for AdWords to all users. Now, you can check up on your account, and make tedious account edits on a three-inch screen! Okay, maybe I should dial back … Continue reading
Should You Run A Mobile-Targeted PPC Campaign?
With the exponential rise in smartphone use over the past year or two, you might be tempted to run a pay per click marketing campaign targeted specifically toward mobile devices. On paper, it seems like a good idea. Since there … Continue reading
New Mobile Targeting Options In AdWords
This week, Google announced new mobile device targeting options for AdWords campaigns. Before, you could only target computing devices (laptops, desktops, etc.), mobile devices with full internet browsers, or both. Now, Google has opened it up for much more granular … Continue reading


