NO, YOUR PHONES NOT LISTENING…

THAT’S JUST THE POWER OF META ADS

Your phone isn’t spying on your conversations—it’s just smart marketing. Ever mention something and suddenly see an ad for it? That’s not your mic eavesdropping—it’s retargeting ads at work.

THE TECHNICAL

how do META ads work?

META ads are great for local service based businesses. heres why:

ROAR marketing META ads

our process is simple and 100% DONE FOR YOU

Step 1

Consulation

Step 2

Campaign Strategy

Step 3

Campaign Setup and Management

Step 4

Optimization

Step 5

Analysis and Reporting

CASE STUDY

ABD Dumpster Service

ABD Dumpster Services is a Maryland based solid waste collector and dumpster rental provider. They approached iMark in Jan’17 with an urgent need of increasing their sales and revenue.

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Click below to get started with ROAR Marketing’s high-converting Meta ad strategy and turn clicks into customers. Our data-driven retargeting and precision targeting ensure your brand stays in front of the right audience, maximizing your ROI. Don’t let potential customers slip away—launch your Meta ads today!

what is PPC Advertising?

PPC or Pay Per Click is a multi-layered paid advertising model which aims at getting high website traffic, further leading to conversions. While these are the primary goals of PPC, there is much more that a good PPC campaign can do for you.

The advertiser, that is you, the business, in this case pays a fee every time an Internet user clicks on your ad (and these ads could be multiple in number). In essence, this kind of advertising is used to buy visits/traffic to your website as opposed to nurturing them organically (through SEO).

how does PPC work for my business?

The main aim of PPC is to buy visits so that you can ultimately convert them to customers that bring you revenue. As a PPC advertising campaign creates and publishes ads to be served on the Search Engine Result Page (SERP) and other digital assets, there are some backend activities that form the backbone of a sound PPC campaign.

  • Improving your existing website (in terms of small but important fixes) to enhance convertibility.
  • Focusing on getting quality traffic rather than just about any traffic that may as well be irrelevant to your business.
  • Improving the Click-Through-Rate (CTR) of the campaign, meaning that more people are clicking with a purpose to buy.
  • Using optimum bid value to achieve maximum traffic within your budget.
  • Identifying relevant keywords that have high search volume and less competition which can translate into PPC ads that rank higher (the higher the rank, the more the probability of the ad getting clicked, leading to conversions).

This multi-faceted approach is a part and parcel of PPC at iMark Infotech. All this helps you improve your business whether you are a product-based or a service-based business, a startup, an SMB, or an enterprise.

Why outsource my PPC to an offshore Partner?

Offshore partners are nothing new. Outsourcing PPC or any other kind of marketing has been happening for decades now. That being said, the main reason behind partnering with an offshore team is that outsourcing is way cheaper than setting up a dedicated in-house team.

An in-house PPC team will bring with it monthly salaries, a costly infrastructure that includes office space, hardware, and software of more kinds than you know, a long setup and warmup time, as well as a limited set of skills.

With an experienced offshore partner you get access to a versatile skill pool. A digital marketing agency that you hire for PPC is also likely to offer you other services like Search Engine Optimization, Social Media Marketing and even Web and App Development, for that matter, like we do. That gives you easy access to services in case you wanted it (which you sooner or later will if you have a website).

Can i skip SEO if i’m already investing in SEO?

If we have to answer in a word, the answer is NO. To be more specific, you may as well want to skip it, but it’s never the right thing to do.

While a lot of businesses think that PPC and SEO are interchangeable, they are not. SEO and PPC are complementary approaches to digital marketing, one organic, the other paid. Both come with different aims, time frames, and returns on investment.

While PPC aims at short term, measurable results in terms of website traffic, SEO is more of a long-term plan to build organic website ranking on the web (on Google). With six months to a year of SEO, you can get decent search engine rankings, and these are somewhat durable as long as you keep updating your website and other content. PPC is however, short-term and budget-dependent and works well in doses to boost your SEO efforts, to give you quicker traffic that you can sustain with good content and SEO.