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Andreas Ramos develops Web marketing strategies for global clients. He was the co-founder of a Silicon Valley search engine marketing agency and is an advisor to a number of Silicon Valley startups. Andreas is a frequent speaker at search marketing conferences.
Stephanie Cota runs The CCG Group, Inc., which provides corporate training, onsite expert evaluations, and multichannel marketing and sales solutions. She is a member of the Web Analytics Association and served on their Educational Certification Committee in partnership with the University of British Columbia.
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Foreword | p. xv |
Acknowledgments | p. xvii |
Introduction | p. xix |
Integrated Marketing | p. 1 |
What We Can Learn from Offline Marketing | p. 2 |
Google's Role in the Digitization of Analog Media | p. 5 |
The Limits of Traditional Media in a Fragmented Marketing World | p. 5 |
Using Unique URLs and Tracking Codes | p. 6 |
The Buying Cycle and the Moment of Purchase | p. 6 |
Integrated Marketing: The New Approach | p. 10 |
Manage Integrated Marketing with Enterprise Marketing Management (EMM) | p. 13 |
Unica and Omniture | p. 13 |
Seven Tips from Unica | p. 14 |
Interview: Yuchun Lee, CEO of Unica | p. 21 |
Conclusion | p. 26 |
KPIs | p. 29 |
A KPI-Driven Business Process | p. 30 |
Define Your Goals | p. 31 |
Calculate Your KPIs | p. 31 |
KPI Worksheet | p. 36 |
Use CPLs to Manage Your Campaigns | p. 38 |
Go After Your Competitors' Customers | p. 39 |
Set Your Baseline | p. 39 |
How to Set a PPC Budget for a New Product | p. 42 |
How to Set a Budget for an Existing Product | p. 43 |
The Breakeven Point | p. 44 |
The Social Context of KPIs: Communicate Your Results | p. 45 |
KPI and Analytics in Your Marketing Strategy | p. 45 |
Conclusion | p. 46 |
Analytics | p. 47 |
Web Analytics as Your Business Tool | p. 48 |
Web Analytics, Quantitative Analytics, or Analytics? | p. 50 |
Five Steps Toward a Data-Driven Organization | p. 51 |
Business Goals | p. 52 |
What You Can Do with Analytics | p. 54 |
Challenges in the Vendor Selection Process | p. 55 |
How to Send Out Reports | p. 57 |
Tips for Getting Started | p. 58 |
How to Handle Configuration and Setup | p. 59 |
Placing the Analytics Code on the Pages | p. 60 |
Why Don't My Numbers Match Up? | p. 61 |
Migration from One Analytics Package to Another | p. 61 |
Vendors in Analytics | p. 62 |
Resources | p. 80 |
Blogs about Analytics | p. 80 |
Books on Analytics | p. 80 |
Organizations and Trade Shows | p. 81 |
Courses and Training | p. 82 |
Conclusion | p. 82 |
Google Analytics | p. 85 |
Install and Configure Google Analytics | p. 86 |
Define Your Goals | p. 86 |
Sign Up for Google Analytics | p. 87 |
Install the Tracking Code | p. 87 |
The Problems with Installing Analytics | p. 88 |
Create Profiles | p. 89 |
Configure the Profile | p. 91 |
How to Create Tracking URLs | p. 99 |
Use Event Tracking with Flash, Ajax, and Web 2.0 | p. 102 |
Schedule Reports | p. 102 |
How Long Does It Take for Data to Appear? | p. 105 |
Using Google Analytics | p. 105 |
Using the Dashboard | p. 106 |
Setting the Date Range | p. 107 |
Comparing Metrics | p. 110 |
Navigating in Google Analytics | p. 111 |
Best Practices in Analytics: Using the Top Reports | p. 112 |
Other Reports | p. 131 |
Visitors | p. 131 |
Traffic Sources | p. 132 |
Content | p. 133 |
Goals | p. 135 |
Export and Send Reports | p. 135 |
Export the Reports | p. 136 |
Email Reports | p. 136 |
Modify or Delete Reports | p. 136 |
Limitations of Google Analytics | p. 137 |
Google Analytics' FAQs and Support | p. 138 |
Conclusion | p. 138 |
SEO | p. 139 |
What Is SEO? | p. 140 |
The Traditional Approach: Faith-based SEO | p. 140 |
New SEO: Analytics Changes the Game | p. 141 |
The Main Search Engines | p. 141 |
Specialty Search Engines | p. 141 |
The Links in the Search Engines | p. 142 |
The Three Types of Searches | p. 143 |
How Does Google Rank the Results for Searches? | p. 144 |
What Lowers Your Ranking | p. 144 |
Which Language Do You Use? | p. 145 |
Google's Quality Raters | p. 146 |
Write Good Content | p. 146 |
An Overview of SEO Methods | p. 147 |
Internal Architecture | p. 148 |
Find Keywords That Produce Conversions | p. 151 |
Writing Your Unique Selling Proposition | p. 152 |
Add Your Keywords to Your USP | p. 153 |
The Website's URL | p. 153 |
The TITLE Tag | p. 155 |
The DESCRIPTION Tag | p. 156 |
The KEYWORD Tag | p. 158 |
Folder Names and File Names | p. 158 |
The Body Content | p. 158 |
Writing the Page | p. 158 |
The Headings | p. 159 |
The Body Paragraph | p. 160 |
Cross-links within Your Site | p. 160 |
Tags in the Images | p. 160 |
Get Your Images Indexed | p. 161 |
Sitemaps | p. 161 |
Additional Items for SEO | p. 163 |
SEO in the Visitor's Research Phase | p. 163 |
SEO in the Visitor's Purchase Phase | p. 163 |
Google Pagerank: No Longer an Issue | p. 164 |
Track Your Keyword Ranking | p. 164 |
Sitelinks | p. 165 |
SEO for Web 2.0 | p. 165 |
Get Links to Your Site from Other Sites | p. 166 |
Keep Visitors at Your Site with Custom 404-Pages | p. 168 |
Point Search Engines to New Pages with 301-Redirect | p. 168 |
Submit Your Website to the Search Engines | p. 169 |
Keep the Search Engines Out | p. 169 |
The Google Sandbox | p. 170 |
When to Outsource the SEO | p. 170 |
Selecting an SEO Company | p. 171 |
What Not to Do in SEO | p. 172 |
Issues in SEO | p. 172 |
Spammer Techniques | p. 173 |
How Search Engines Deal with Spammers | p. 173 |
Conclusion | p. 175 |
Books on SEO and PPC | p. 177 |
PPC | p. 179 |
What Is Pay-per-Click? | p. 180 |
Paid Placement vs. Unpaid Links | p. 181 |
Our Site Is at the Top of Google: Why Should We Pay for PPC? | p. 182 |
PPC at Google, Yahoo!, and Microsoft: Similarity and Differences | p. 183 |
Do People Really Click the Ads? | p. 183 |
The Benefits of PPC in the Purchase Phase | p. 184 |
Using PPC for the Three Basic Types of Searches | p. 184 |
What Kind of E-commerce Site? | p. 185 |
Overview of a PPC Campaign | p. 187 |
AdWords Acronyms | p. 188 |
How Your Ads Are Distributed: Search Network vs. Content Network | p. 189 |
Set Up the Search and Content Networks | p. 189 |
Overview of the Search Network | p. 190 |
Keyword Research | p. 190 |
Types of Matching | p. 191 |
Trademarks and Keywords | p. 192 |
Negative Keywords | p. 192 |
How Many Keywords Can You Have? | p. 193 |
Creating the Ad Groups | p. 193 |
Naming the Ad Groups | p. 194 |
Writing the Ads | p. 194 |
How to Use Dynamic Insertion | p. 195 |
Use A/B Split Testing to Write Better Ads | p. 197 |
Ads in the Blue Box | p. 198 |
Setting the Ad Timeframe | p. 199 |
AdWords Bidding: Minimum Bids | p. 199 |
What about Your Competitors' Bids? | p. 200 |
What You Actually Pay | p. 201 |
The Quality Score | p. 202 |
The Ad Rank Score | p. 204 |
The X-Charts: How to Tell When Your Optimization Works | p. 205 |
Manual Bid Management: Do It by Hand | p. 207 |
Automated Bid Management: Let the Machine Do It | p. 207 |
Google's ABM Tools | p. 208 |
What Is the Best Position for Your Ads? | p. 209 |
Why Isn't My Ad on Google? | p. 210 |
Using Campaigns and Ad Groups | p. 210 |
Use the Content Network | p. 211 |
Use Image Ads in the Content Network | p. 213 |
Google Gadget Ads | p. 214 |
Placement Targeting | p. 215 |
The Strategy for Landing Pages with High Conversions | p. 216 |
How to Build Landing Pages for High Conversions | p. 217 |
Use a Thank-You Page | p. 219 |
Multivariate Testing | p. 220 |
Geotargeting: Advertising by City or State | p. 221 |
Conversion Tracking | p. 224 |
Errors with Conversion Tracking | p. 225 |
AdWords Reports | p. 225 |
Additional Google Tools | p. 226 |
Use the AdWords Editor to Manage Your Ads and Keywords | p. 226 |
Quick Tips for Using the AdWords Editor | p. 226 |
The MCC: One Login for All of Your Accounts | p. 228 |
PPC Blogs | p. 228 |
Other Forms of Advertising in Google | p. 229 |
Use Google to Advertise on AM/FM Radio | p. 231 |
Use Google to Advertise on TV | p. 233 |
Use Google to Advertise in Newspapers | p. 233 |
The Other Leading Brands: Yahoo! and Microsoft | p. 234 |
Selling in China with Baidu.com | p. 235 |
Global Market Share | p. 236 |
PPC for Web 2.0 | p. 237 |
Should I Worry about Click Fraud? | p. 237 |
Is PPC for You? | p. 237 |
How Do I Get an Account Rep? | p. 239 |
How to Get Help with PPC | p. 239 |
How to Tell If Your PPC Agency Is Doing a Good Job | p. 240 |
The Future of AdWords | p. 241 |
Books on Advertising and Sales | p. 242 |
Glossary | p. 243 |
Index | p. 253 |
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