As an advertiser, you define how much you are willing to spend for each click on your ad that the network receives. Good PPC management maximizes targeted leads for your business. We recommend most PPC advertising campaigns have 150-300 keywords, which we manage closely to achieve your targeted goals.

Our PPC management begins with a review of your business, your target market, and your short and long-term goals. Only after we know your company can we begin to address your Internet advertising goals.

Once we understand you and your business, we can create a targeted PPC campaign. We begin by researching your industry’s Internet presence, performing a competitive keyword and keyphrase analysis, securing bid rates, designing Custom Landing Pages and then having our copywriters create innovative ads that will maximize conversions. Ongoing measurement and refinement of your PPC ads ensures that they remain targeted and effective, month after month.

Shift Cooperative Support Systems PPC Managment Services will help your business attract targeted clientele, while offering a greater opportunity to monetize Internet traffic. As an alternative to traditional forms of advertising, we partner with our clients to provide them with innovative pay per click campaigns that deliver both unique and repeat web visitors each month.

We assess a fee of $10 per month per keyword per PPC account, with a minimum fee of $200.00 per month; that's 20 keywords a month. If you have 50 Keywords in Google Adwords and 50 in Yahoo! Search Marketing, our PPC Management fee is $1000.00 per month.

Compare us to other PPC Management Models:

Percentage Per Spend

For a Percentage to Spend model with a spend set at $15,000, your management fee of 15% would be $2,250.

This encourages the PPC manager to profit off the spend percentage, spending on useless traffic to your site and increasing your number of bounce visits.

Pay Per Performance

In the Pay Per Performance model pay us a flat fee per action, such as $1- per Lead or Conversion. But, in a competitve market, if you pay $10 per new customer, and another client offers $12 per new customer, you're project becomes less attractive.