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Pay Per Click

Pay per click (PPC) advertising means that advertisers only pay when their ad is clicked, not for impressions. PPC ads are commonly found in search engines as sponsored links, in online catalogs based on keyword matches to product categories, and on content websites related to the keywords in the website text. There are two main PPC models - flat rate where the advertiser pays a fixed amount per click agreed upon with publishers, and bid-based where advertisers bid in an auction and the highest bid wins placement but only pays on clicks. Success of PPC campaigns depends on factors like placement of ads, bid amounts, daily budgets, and metrics like click-through and conversion rates.

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Pay Per Click

Pay per click (PPC) advertising means that advertisers only pay when their ad is clicked, not for impressions. PPC ads are commonly found in search engines as sponsored links, in online catalogs based on keyword matches to product categories, and on content websites related to the keywords in the website text. There are two main PPC models - flat rate where the advertiser pays a fixed amount per click agreed upon with publishers, and bid-based where advertisers bid in an auction and the highest bid wins placement but only pays on clicks. Success of PPC campaigns depends on factors like placement of ads, bid amounts, daily budgets, and metrics like click-through and conversion rates.

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Pay per click

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What Pay per click means?
 PPC is one of numerous internet marketing tools
 The advertiser pays for their ad only when it is being clicked
 Therefore, displaying the ad itself is free of charge

 Ad is displayed when:
◦ Keyword query matches an advertiser's keyword list
◦ Site content is relevant to the advertisement
 Hence, PPC is targeted and used only in relevant cases

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Where can be PPC found?
 PPC scheme is used mainly for text adverts
 But could be also applied on graphic banners

 3 common locations of PPC context advertisment


1. In web search engines
2. In catalogs
3. In content websites

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PPC in search engines
 Mostly indicated as a sponsored link or sponsored ads

 Internet user starts searching a keyword and besides organic


results on search engine results pages PPC results are displayed
as well

 PPC providers:
◦ Google AdWords
◦ Yahoo! Search Marketing
◦ Seznam Sklik

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Example of PPC in search engines

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PPC in catalogs
 The ad is show according to the keywords that were
attached to the category required

 The advantage is that the ad is displayed at the top of the


results in given category
◦ Most users consider top results as most relevant when searching
in catalogs

 eTarget is one of the important providers operating in


Central and Eastern Europe

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Example of PPC in catalogs
PPC in content websites
 The ad is displayed only when the keywords match the
site content

 Most frequent words in the text define the content of


website
◦ Based on this, the ad is chosen and shown

 Thus, the advert is targeted to visitors who might be


interested in clicking the ad

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PPC in content websites
 Compared to graphic banners and other common types
of internet advertisement, context ads generate higher
returns

 Providers of context ads:


◦ Google AdWords
◦ eTarget
◦ AdContext
◦ bbKontext
◦ bbText

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Examples of PPC in content websites
Models of PPC

Flat-Rate PPC Bid-Based

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Flat-Rate PPC
 The advertiser and publisher agree upon a fixed amount
that will be paid for each click

 Often, the agreed price differs among various websites

 Reasons of differentiation:
◦ Website content
◦ Reputation of website
◦ Visitors numbers

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Bid-Based PPC
 Bid-Based PPC is like an auction where the advertiser
competes against other advertisers in a private auction
hosted by a publisher or an advertising network

 Each advertiser informs the host of the maximum


amount that he or she is willing to pay for a given ad
spot

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Bid-Based PPC
 Maximum price wins the spot, the other ads are aligned
according to their price

 But still, the price is not paid yet, only clicking on the ad
by internet user triggers the transaction

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PPC measuring
 ROI (return on investment)

 Click trough rate (CTR) measures the number of visitors (clicks on


the ad) to the number of displays

 Conversion ratio compares the number of visitors who fulfilled the


mission of the campaign to the number of people who were
successfully attracted to visit the site but left afterwards

 Bounce rate measures the number of visitors who left the webpage
advertised immediately after clicking on the ad

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PPC costs
 The minimum price for one click is 0,2 CZK
 The maximum price $100

 Returns of PPC campaign depend on various factors:


◦ Choice of places for the ads
◦ Maximum and minimum price of the ads
◦ Setting the daily cost limits for the campaign

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SWOT analysis
 Strength: Well-directed tool to hit the target group

 Weakness: Dependency on correct data, guessing ‘who is


the visitor’

 Opportunity: Social networks increasing knowledge about


users and their behaviour

 Weakness: Highly competitive and changing environment

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Review questions
 How big is the attention span of Internet users and is it
decreasing?

 Threat of interactive and even more engaging forms of


advertisement (viral videos)

 Privacy breach?

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Resources:
 en.wikipedia.org
 www.lupa.cz
 www.sklik.cz
 www.ataxo.cz
 www.etarget.eu
 www.ppc-marketing.cz

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