Despite its huge impact on user experience and search engine rankings, web speed is often overlooked. Do you know how long a user will wait for a webpage to load before giving up and clicking the back button? On average, it takes 2 seconds, and if you’re showing them an ad, you probably have an even smaller margin to load your web page before the user gets bored.
When we take over existing PPC accounts, one the biggest changes we often implement is the addition of specially built landing pages to direct paid web traffic to. But what are landing pages and why are they important for a successful paid ads campaign?
At its latest event, Google’s Senior Vice President Prabhakar Raghavan showed off some of the new features that the company is bringing to its search engine in the coming months. With Google currently maintaining a 92% market share of the web’s search engine traffic, if your business has a website, you need to be paying close attention whenever Google makes changes that impact how users find you online.
Pay per click campaigns are an effective way of driving traffic to your website, but we’d be lying if we said they were simple to set up or understand. In fact, if you’ve been researching paid search campaigns you’ve probably already come across a whole load of jargon.
As part of our role as PPC campaign managers, we help to demystify results and technical data for our clients, so we thought we’d share some of that knowledge here and go over the key terms you should understand when reviewing your PPC campaign results.
A professionally designed, mobile-optimised website can help your business make sales, gather leads and get the edge on the competition. In this blog, we’re going to go over some of the ways that Carden Digital’s web developers have helped our customers.
