- Poison-tipped umbrellas
- Remote-controlled insects
- Coat button cameras
- Exploding pencil cases
- Camera-clad pigeons
- Untraceable letter-opening devices
- Wristwatch cameras
- Glove guns
What is competition in SEO
In the area of search engine optimization your competitors are any websites that can be found by using the same search terms as yours.
For example, a hairdresser in Boston offers, among other things, advice on beauty products.
Therefore their website will be found by typing in “Boston beauty products”.
What is Spyfu used for
SpyFu exposes the search marketing secret formula of your most successful competitors. Search for any domain and see every place they’ve shown up on Google: every keyword they’ve bought on Google Ads, every organic rank, and every ad variation in the last 16 years.
Learn how to connect with these domains, too.
Can you have the same keywords in different campaigns
Can I put the same keyword in more than one campaign? The short answer is: yes!
Putting the same keyword in more than one campaign isn’t a problem at all, however you’ll need to be aware of the match type you use in each campaign.
How do I choose negative keywords?
- Sign in to your Google Ads account
- From the page menu on the left, click Keywords
- To see search terms for all keywords, click Search terms at the top
- Check the boxes next to the search terms that you’d like to add as negative keywords, then click Add as negative keyword
What affects ad quality score
Improving your Quality Score helps you to maximise your ad budget, and achieve more results with less spend.
To do this, pay attention to the three factors that affect Quality Score – expected click-through rate (CTR), ad relevance, and landing page experience.
How do you generate leads?
- Direct Engagement
- Generate Leads on LinkedIn
- Advertise and Retarget
- Ask for Referrals from Current Customers
- Write Guest Blogs
- Rank in search engines to generate leads
- Answer Forum Questions
- Offer a Free Tool or Lead Generation Magnet
What is Seedkeywords
What Are Seed Keywords? A seed keyword is a short-tail keyword, usually with one or two words.
Like other short-tail keywords, seed keywords tend to have high monthly search volumes and high competition.
While short-tail keywords may or may not have modifiers, seed keywords never have modifiers.
How do you target quality leads?
- Make form fields required
- Ask for their work email
- Identify and target the key decision-makers
- Focus on your ideal buyer persona
- Engaging CTAs
- Remove time-wasters
- Follow the buyer’s journey
- Don’t make it all about you
How difficult is keyword search
That is why, to calculate Keyword Difficulty, we analyze the search results for a keyword and look at the number of referring domains the top 10 ranking pages have.
In simple terms, the more referring domains across the top ranking pages, the higher the Keyword Difficulty.
What is an MCC account
MCC stands for “My Client Center” which is a Google Ads account type for advertisers or agencies who are managing multiple client accounts.
The Google My Client Center account, allows agencies to access multiple Google Ads accounts through a single log-in.
What is a negative keyword conflict
Negative Keyword Conflicts checks whether the negative keywords in an account block any normal keywords.
The script finds and saves all such conflicts to a spreadsheet and distributes an alert over email.
The recipients can then take appropriate action, such as deleting the negative keywords causing the conflicts.
Which keyword is used to remove duplicate values from a column
The SQL DISTINCT keyword is used in conjunction with the SELECT statement to eliminate all the duplicate records and fetching only unique records.
What is a redundant keyword
Redundant keywords are not the same thing as non-serving keywords! Rather, keywords in the same ad group with the same match type are called redundant keywords.
Odds are, they’re in your account for a reason, such as the same keyword in a different word order.
What does duplicate value mean
Duplicate values happen when the same value or set of values appear in your data.
What is this? Report Ad. For a given set of data you can define duplicates in many different ways.
In the above example, there is a simple set of data with 3 columns for the Make, Model and Year for a list of cars.
References
https://www.digital22.com/insights/how-to-increase-the-quality-of-your-leads
https://dashthis.com/blog/improve-google-ads-click-through-rate/
https://www.quora.com/How-many-AdWords-account-can-we-create-with-the-same-card-details
https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/7652860?hl=en
