Pay Per Click Advertising (PPC)
Pay Per Click Advertising is quickly becoming established as a fundamental part of any high level internet marketing strategy.
In basic terms PPC is a prioritised search engine listing whereby the site owner pays the search engine provider to have the site prioritised. This is a fixed amount for each person clicking on the sites' link.
The amount paid per click differs from engine to engine. Some charge a fixed fee depending on the type of business and then shows all the relevant paid listings in random. Others rank their listings on a bid basis whereby each customer states the maximum they wish to pay per click with the highest bidder appearing at the top. Paid positioning is now the only way to guarantee top-of-the-page listings for the more popular search terms on most major search engines and has to be reviewed regularly to maintain a high ranking.
Top ranked listings attract the greatest proportion of search engine traffic. Pay for Position or PPC advertising is an important tool when seeking to proactively reach people who are interested in what your website has to offer or for brand building in a particular sector.
This approach has the added advantage of being paid on a performance-related basis, you only pay for the traffic you receive. Unlike many kinds of media, it is enormously targeted, but completely accountable. Therefore it is possible to deliver a predictable volume of closely targeted traffic for a cost effective price per visitor calculated to give an excellent return on investment.
PPC Campaign Set Up
Set up of account
Appropriate cost effective keywords
Set up titles, descriptions and links (includes the first 30 keywords)
(additional keywords and phrases charged at 0.25p per item)
Price £50.00 (per account)
PPC Account Management
Daily account checks and bid management
Monthly reporting
Ongoing management, keyword bid management,
management of terms and response to relevant niche searches.
Monthly Budget |
Monthly Management Fee |
up to £100 |
25% of actual spend |
£101 - £500 |
20% of actual spend |
£501 - £1000 |
15% of actual spend |
£1001 + |
10% of actual spend |


