Yurii Sysak
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It depends on your business, goals, and niche. Need to test.
What is better, SEO or PPC?
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Depends on your work, but SEO is more useful for a long term I guess, and It's free
alexburton
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i would say a healthy combination of both
PPC can also work for long terms if you constantly work on your ad campaigns optimization, like doing kw research, monitoring search terms reports, checking if you target the right audience, basically a lot of A/B required and a lot of time investment but you can reach the path of growing your return each month
SEO is also important for organic traffic but you also need to work on quality of the content and make sure you understand the intent to get the leads you are looking for
so, unfortunately, the answer for "how to make $1mil" in 1 day doesn't really exist in the internet
PPC can also work for long terms if you constantly work on your ad campaigns optimization, like doing kw research, monitoring search terms reports, checking if you target the right audience, basically a lot of A/B required and a lot of time investment but you can reach the path of growing your return each month
SEO is also important for organic traffic but you also need to work on quality of the content and make sure you understand the intent to get the leads you are looking for
so, unfortunately, the answer for "how to make $1mil" in 1 day doesn't really exist in the internet
SEO vs. PPC: Which is better?
Asking which is better between SEO and PPC is like asking whether it’s better to eat with a fork or spoon — it depends.
Serving pasta? Sure, I’d love a fork. Soup? I’d rather have a spoon.
In the same way, different situations exist where SEO is better than PPC and vice versa.
Let’s now look at some of these situations.
Use SEO if...
1. Your marketing budget is low.
2. You want to build your brand authority.
3. You’re looking to maximize your long-term return on investment (ROI).
4. You want to create content that reaches your audience at different stages of the sales funnel.
Use PPC if...
You’d get better results with PPC in situations where:
1. You want quick results.
2. Your product is novel or first-of-its-kind.
3. You’re promoting a time-sensitive offer, like a holiday sale.
4. You want to direct your audience to a sales or landing page.
pretty boy
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I vote for SEO
janviarora
New Member
PPC (pay-per-click) and SEO (search engine optimization) are two different but complementary marketing strategies that can help your business reach new customers. PPC ads allow businesses to pay for clicks on their ads, which helps to increase visibility in the Google search results pages. Conversely, SEO ensures that your website is well-structured and optimized for better search engine rankings. This will make it easier for potential visitors to find you when looking for information about your product or service.
Both methods have their strengths and weaknesses, so choosing one that works best for your company's needs is essential.
Both methods have their strengths and weaknesses, so choosing one that works best for your company's needs is essential.
Graybeard
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There is no easy answer when it comes to deciding whether SEO or PPC is better for your business. Both have their own advantages and disadvantages that must be considered before making a decision.
SEO is a long-term strategy that can take months or even years to see results. However, once you do start to rank higher in search engine results pages, you can enjoy increased traffic and brand awareness without having to pay for each click.
PPC, on the other hand, is a much quicker way to get your website in front of potential customers. You will have to pay for each click, but you can see results almost immediately.
The best way to decide which is better for your business is to experiment with both and see which one produces the best results.
In general, it's safe to say that most people have a limited amount of both time and money. So, which do you have more of: time or money?
SEO is a long-term strategy that can take months or even years to see results. However, once you do start to rank higher in search engine results pages, you can enjoy increased traffic and brand awareness without having to pay for each click.
PPC, on the other hand, is a much quicker way to get your website in front of potential customers. You will have to pay for each click, but you can see results almost immediately.
The best way to decide which is better for your business is to experiment with both and see which one produces the best results.
In general, it's safe to say that most people have a limited amount of both time and money. So, which do you have more of: time or money?
SEO is more effective for local searches and can grow your online presence for longer. Pay-per-click (PPC), on the other hand, is an acquisition strategy that requires you to spend ad money to get your content in front of an audience when they search for specific keywords online.
If you want to see instant clicks, conversions, and targeted marketing, you should choose paid search. Similarly, organic SEO should be on your priority list if you are looking at long-term goals such as improving brand credibility, exposure, and scalability within a budget.
Graybeard
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TY for adding your spam to my new regex
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