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Trace Ronning is a writer and the media coordinator for WordWatch Founded in 2009, they're dedicated to delivering affordable AdWords management to small businesses by automating the keyword bidding process. You can read more articles on AdWords news and strategies on their PPC blog

Articles by Trace Ronning

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  Get sales fast with PPC Posted by Trace Ronning on 06 September 2012

  In this second in a four part series on PPC and Google AdWords, Trace Ronning of WordWatch takes you through the process of setting up your first AdWords campaign.

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  Creating ad groups and writing text ads Posted by Trace Ronning on 06 September 2012

  This third article in our series on PPC basics looks at how to write ads that get more traffic to your site - and sell more of your products and services.

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  Upgrade your PPC with these advanced strategies Posted by Trace Ronning on 04 September 2012

  You’ve got the basics of pay per click advertising down now, but there’s so much more to experiment with in the process of maximizing your ROI. Trace Ronning in the fourth of his articles on PPC explains ...

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  What is PPC? Posted by Trace Ronning on 09 August 2012

  In the first of four articles about PPC and Google AdWords, Trace Ronning gives an easy introduction to pay per click advertising.

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  What you didn’t know about keyword research for PPC Posted by Trace Ronning on 04 April 2012

  Keyword research is vital for effective and profitable PPC campaigns. Trace Ronning from WordWatch advises on the best ways to find keywords for your campaigns and how to use them.

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  Capitalize on mobile search with PPC Posted by Trace Ronning on 16 March 2012

  Mobile search is growing exponentially, and Trace Ronning of WordWatch passes on some tips on how to use PPC to capitalize on the boom in smartphone technology. Read on ...

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  Increase your clickthroughs and reduce your ad costs with AdWords extensions Posted by Trace Ronning on 04 March 2012

  Trace Ronning of Wordwatch gives some valuable advice on how using the free (yes, free) Google AdWords Extensions can help increase clickthroughs and impressions for your PPC campaigns.