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MARKETING SERVICES FOR MANUFACTURERS<\/h3>\n

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Manufacturing Companies<\/h1>\nManufacturing is an extremely important, yet highly competitive industry, both in the United States and around the world. This makes a comprehensive marketing strategy essential.\n\nYou need a way to stay ahead of you competitors, and pay-per-click (PPC) advertising is one of the best methods available today. PPC campaigns can help you jumpstart your inbound lead generation, and give you an edge over other manufacturing companies both in your area and nationwide.\n\n\nView Pricing Plans\n<\/a>\n

What is PPC?<\/h3>\nIf you regularly use search engines like Google, you\u2019ve probably seen plenty of PPC ads, whether you realized it or not. These are the text-only ads that appear above search results, and are related to the terms you searched.\n\nYou can place ads in search results based on the keywords a user searches, and bid on how much willing you\u2019re willing to pay for each. Then, as the name implies, you pay that amount for every click to your site \u2013 but if no one clicks your ad, you don\u2019t pay a cent.\n\nPPC ads operate on a bidding system, and you bid against other advertisers trying to place ads for the same keywords as you. Certain keywords are more popular, and more competitive to advertise for -meaning that you\u2019ll have to bid more for your ad to display.\n\nAs an example, let\u2019s say you want to reach searchers looking for \u201cheavy equipment.\u201d This is a fairly broad search, and one that lots of advertisers probably want to compete for. As a result, your bid would need to be pretty high to display.\n\nIf you narrow that down to \u201cheavy equipment for sale in [your city],\u201d however, there\u2019s likely far less competition, so your bid can be lower. If there is very little interest in the keyword, you can snag an exceptionally low per-click cost.\n\nCreating your first PPC campaign can be confusing, and the right strategy is unique to every business. However, there are a few best practices we keep in mind when creating campaigns for all of our clients.\n