PPC-Advice.com Best Posts of 2009
It’s that time of year again. Time to look back at the last twelve months and reflect on what was a roller coaster year on PPC-Advice.com. There were good times and there were bad, there were times a few articles were stumbled and dug, and some articles that just plain sucked. Before we ring in the new year, and possibly a new site (OMG teaser…) let’s go over a few of my favorite posts, a few of your favorite posts, and a few odd-ball articles you may want to revisit. Read more…

Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past 7 years, or 2 years which seems more popularly accepted, you would be blind not to notice the impact social media and networking sites have had on society. Some say product purchasing decisions are slowly migrating from search to social, forgoing the researching and evaluating phases for instant gratification and credible influence. So why are online marketers finding it so hard to determine the net effect of their social marketing efforts on a handful of web 2.0 sites?
External measurement tools enable us to track the relative success of our marketing efforts with those of our competitors. As most internal measurement tools are closed and often more guarded than Fort Knox, external analysis can be extremely helpful to put our metrics in context. comScore offers a vast array of online measurement tools, combining the best of panel-based data collection and on-page tagging.
I dropped the ball on this one, it’s been over a year since
An introduction? That could be tough, how can I possibly do justice to Tim Ash? If you’ve seen this man talk at a conference or show before, you know the energy and charisma that comes off him is like a lightning bolt to the frontal cortex. There’s a reason he’s usually got a solo act at every Search Engine Strategies show, if not two or three appearances. 












