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If getting more 'clicks' out of your PPC campaign is the primary goal of your online ads, now is the time to re-evaluate not only your metrics but some of the tactics you can implement to get a better return on that investment. While inbound marketing emphasizes organic traffic, there are reasons to use PPC as a complement to your inbound efforts.
HubSpot customer, Huthwaite, an international sales training company, decreased their cost per PPC lead from $400 to $10 by focusing on quality conversions instead of click volume.
Here are some of the most important things they did that you should consider today:
HubSpot's own lead nurturing campaigns also correspond to the type of offer that a lead has converted on - if they got an eBook on Facebook, then they get nurtured with the Social Media campaign.
I wish I could say that you'd all reduce your cost per lead by a HUGE amount like Huthwaite did, but I can't. If you are doing none or only some of the best practices above, I am pretty confident that you'll see some improvement in conversions making every dollar that you do decide to spend on PPC that much more rewarding. Then maybe you can spend some more money or time on creating remarkable content to improve your organic rankings that'll last forever.
What are you doing to improve the ROI on your PPC?
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