Byron Gordon, SEO-PR, interviews David Greenbaum, BoostCTR, (www.boostctr.com) on the exhibitor floor at SES New York 2012. BoostCTR's primary mission is to improve PPC ad copy for its clients. Boost CTR has a two part solution for accomplishing this task. First, Boost CTR has a network of more than 500 expert copy writers. Second, Boost CTR has its own proprietary software that coordinates the activities of its writers. The software coordinates where the best opportunities exist for the writers to optimize their content and it creates a workflow for creating competitions that pit writers against each other and report on the value that Boost CTR provides. Boost powers leading advertisers and agencies to optimize ad content across search and social networks. The first comprehensive and systematic approach to optimizing ad content, The Boost Method combines proprietary technology with its network of 500+ expert copywriters to deliver highly effective, performance-driven ad copy at scale. With a growing customer base of 200 leading SEM advertisers and $250 million in ad spend under its belt, Boost increases click-through rates and conversions by more than 30%. The proprietary Boost Method harnesses the expertise of a network of more than 500 expert ad copywriters to deliver the best ad copy possible. After identifying ad copy that needs optimization, advertisers launch a contest for Boost's community of experienced professionals, who compete to write the most high-performing <b>...</b>

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BoostCTR powers leading advertisers and agencies to optimize ad content across search and social networks. It is the first comprehensive and systematic approach to optimizing ad content. The Boost Method combines proprietary technology with its network of 500+ expert copywriters to deliver highly effective, performance-driven online ad copy at scale. Founded three and a half years ago in Miami, BoostCTR is now headquartered in San Francisco. David Greenbaum, CEO of BoostCTR says, "BoostCTR is a service that is focused and dedicated on one thing -- which is improving pay-per-click (PPC) ad copy for large advertisers and agencies. When you think about the world of paid search, there are three key levers for optimizing spend; key words, bids and ads. When it comes to ad copy, you need to get humans involved." The Boost Method is designed to scale to an unlimited number of ad groups while systematically optimizing them all. Even advertisers with millions of SKUs and ad groups can use Boost to evolve their messages and performance over time. BoostCTR combines human creativity and advanced technology to increase click-through rate (CTR) and conversions per impression (CPI), as well as reducing cost per click (CPC). BoostCTR Website: www.boostctr.com BoostCTR on Twitter: twitter.com BoostCTR on Facebook: www.facebook.com BoostCTR on CrunchBase: www.crunchbase.com

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In this video interview, social media expert Noran El-Shinnawy discusses the role of social media mentions in increasing your ranking on the search engines. Says El-Shinnawy, your're beginning to see who has recommended you on social media, such as Google+1, leveraging word-of-mouth recommendations. Google and other search engines are trying to put the most relevant search results on top. This used to involve metatags and incoming links only. But now, relevance can be indicated by who is talking about your company on social media. Google+ is a relatively new social network that is growing exponentially and becoming important in getting search rankings. Google no longer includes Twitter results in their "real time" tab, but rather their own Google+ mentions. Currently, Google spiders aren't indexing comments on Facebook. Bing, however, is aggressively indexing tweets. Since Google+ is now affecting Google rankings, businesses should include a Google+ button among their social media buttons to encourage mentions there. Noran El-Shinnawy is director of marketing at BoostCTR (www.boostctr.com), a crowdsourcing ad optimization for PPC and Facebook. This interview was recorded at the SES Conference in San Francisco on August 17, 2011.

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Bryan Eisenberg interviews David Greenbaum, CEO, BoostCTR (www.boostctr.com) who provides some insider tips to online ad optimization at SES Chicago 2011. In terms of ad optimization, David says advertisers should always be thinking about searcher psychology and how you can communicate the benefits of your product or service to that searcher. The second key takeaway is the benefit of using multiple writers to get multiple angles on communicating a value proposition for a service or product. And the final takeaway is always important to keep testing and that optimization is not about writing a better ad one time but it's about continuing to iterate and trying to improve on the performance because there is always room for increased performance with ad copy. The quickest type of testing that an advertiser should consider doing, according to David, is by framing the core ways of describing the central benefits of your product to users. Marketers should always consider bringing in new ideas and perspectives when it comes to strategizing how to advertise your product or service. To learn more about speaking at SES Chicago, please visit www.seschicago.com Join SES on Facebook at www.facebook.com Join SES on Twitter at www.twitter.com

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In this video interview, Internet marketing pioneer John Marshall explains how to write more effective text ad copy for your Google AdWords PPC campaigns. The problem, says Marshall, is that the business owner is usually too close to their business to write good ad copy. Too often, business owners over-estimate how well they understand the search intent of their potential customers. The reason writing text ads is that, since there are so few words, each word has such a great impact. What's more, the quality of your ads is compared to the quality of all the other ads on the page. While the quality of ad copy keeps improving, some companies are still using the ad copy they were using five years ago. Improvement might be considered at three different levels. 1. Get someone outside your company to review your ads. Does the intent of the user match what you're selling? Does the 'scent' follow through? This could be a relative who asks questions, who isn't so close to the business that they assume what you assume. 2. Get a usability company to review your ads. They look for clarity of language, etc. This might cost $100 to $200. 3. Employ an ad optimization company. They generate variations suggested by their staff of ad copywriters - who compete to win with the best performing ad. The writer of the best ad earns a bonus, though you pay a fixed price for the service. One example of this is BoostCTR.com - like 99designs.com, but for ad copy. John Marshall is one of the founders <b>...</b>

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In this webinar, industry ad experts Trada and BoostCTR will show you how to cure your campaign of sickly ad copy - and beat your competitors in PPC with compelling, clickable ads.

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When you have a 'great deal' for customers, it can start triggering alarms that it's too good to be true, says expert copywriter Jeff Sexton. Buyer's unconsciously ask WIIFY ("What's in it for you?) or WIIFM ("What's in it for me?), depending on your point of view. When you have a deal that seems too good to be true, you need to include the opposite of the buyer's interest. Rather, you need to explain: what's in it for the person selling it? Buyers need to understand how you could possibly afford to give them such a good deal. What's the benefit to the seller? This approach started with the classic "Frustrated Contractor Letter." The HVAC industry makes most of its money in the summer selling air conditioners. In the winter, they're just trying to break even. The winter, the letter explains, we're frustrated just seeing our installers just sitting around the office drawing a paycheck without any work. That's why we can do this so cheap. Then the letter ads another explanation: We over-bought during the summer and have X number of units left.... For this to work, the customer has to believe you. Credibility comes when you disclose how you're making money off the deal. Transparency buys a lot of credibility. You can also introduce an element of urgency that is credible. If I can convince you that I can only offer these units at this price until they're gone - or until spring - then you feel a desire to take advantage of the deal before it's too late. Everybody understands <b>...</b>

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