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Measuring PPC Search as Part of the Marketing Mix
Program Code:
191
Date:
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Time:
10:45 AM to 12:00 PM
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SPEAKER
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Kevin Lee Did-it Co-Founder & Executive Chairman has been a Search Engine Marketing expert since 1995. Kevin has translated his twelve years of SEM expertise into Did-it’s proprietary Maestro search campaign technology. In addition, Kevin trains his staff in search best practices. Clients appreciate the dramatic advantage the Maestro technology and the Did-it team’s strategies provide. Kevin’s column for ClickZ, “Paid Search Strategies” is read by thousands weekly. Kevin is a founding board member of SEMPO and served as its first elected Chairman, he serves on the Search Engine Marketing Council for the DMA, and the IAB Search Committee. The news media including the Wall St. Journal, Business Week, New York Times, CNET, USA Today and San Jose Mercury News quote Kevin regularly. Dozens of industry conferences invite Kevin to speak and share his expertise, and Kevin has lectured at NYU, Columbia, Fordham and Pace Universities. Kevin’s expertise is also valued by industry analysts and the investment community where he has been invited to brief clients of firms including JP Morgan, RBC, Piper Jaffray, Bear Sterns, Citicorp and others. Kevin earned his MBA from Yale School of Management in 1992 and lives in Manhattan with his wife and daughter.
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John Lucey, Interactive Marketing Manager,
Brookstone
John runs the natural and paid search programs and manages strategic online partnerships for Brookstone. Prior to joining the Web team, John ran the copy department at Brookstone and led up the keyphrase research and SEO copywriting initiatives. Before Brookstone, John worked for a handful of the nations top advertising agencies.
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Description
This session will break down a successful paid search campaign into three phases.
1) How to structure ad groups and writing ads to target your audience.
2) Treat each keyword like its own business — it should be profitable.
3) Track entire click-paths to the sale, including users who perform multiple searches before converting and users who interact with multiple forms of media before converting.
You will learn:
- How Brookstone grew their campaign from a couple of
keywords to tens of thousands
- The importance of each keyword in relation to profitability
- The tools that can help marketers measure entire
click-paths to conversion