BY Karon Thackston (American Chronicle)
April 02, 2008
Let me enlighten you about something you might not have considered. Ultimate conversions from pay-per-click (PPC) ads come from a process, not a single event. Oftentimes, online marketers focus on the effects of PPC copywriting and the click-through rate it achieves. That click-through rate is thought of as the […]

Reserve Prices
Minimum bids no longer fixed at $.10 for Sponsored Search
If you go to any auction, whether it’s Sotheby’s, eBay or your rural county’s hog auction, there’s usually a reserve price (or minimum bid) set according to what is believed to be the minimum value of the product. It’s their way of making sure that […]

By Shakil Zaman
Pay per click is a very popular method of getting the word out about your products or services on the internet. The question is whether or not it is worth using ppc advertising and how good is the return on investment. The truth is that this type of advertising can be very effective […]

The Colation Against Domain Name Abuse (CADNA) this week released a study on drop-catching - a process whereby a domain that has expired is released into the pool of available names and is instantly re-registered by another party. Historically, drop-catching is the first step to more serious abuses such as domain tasting, domain kiting and […]

WebsiteMag brings us news from the Coalition Against Domain Name Abuse (CADNA) about a recent study of drop catching —’a process whereby a domain that has expired is released into the pool of available names and is instantly re-registered by another party.’ The eleven day study showed that 100% of ‘.com’ and ‘.net’ domain names […]