PPC
Paid search marketing, also known as PPC or pay per click, is an effective, affordable and targeted way of advertising your business to potential customers and directing relevant traffic to your website. At Lakestar Media we have extensive experience of handling all aspects of paid search campaigns and our focus is always on generating the most effective return on investment at the lowest cost to you.
Targeted and affordable - how we run our PPC campaigns
A personal and focused approach:
- When we take on a PPC campaign, every aspect is unique and focused on your specific business and industry.
- Access to an account manager when you need it.
- Whatever your objectives, be they revenue generation, leads or site visibility, we'll get the most out of your advertising spend.
- Most PPC campaigns are run through the three main providers - Google, Bing and Yahoo.
We're a hands-on company with an eye for detail:
- At Lakestar Media we utilise the latest online tools but focus on a hands-on approach. Campaigns are not just monitored, but re-evaluated and optimised every day to increase returns.
- Our work is stats-led meaning everything is quantifiable.
Our account managers carry out substantial analysis to ensure the highest ROI possible.Your campaign, your data:
- We take an open and transparent approach to all campaigns. You always have full access to your account and data.
Fitting in with your wider digital marketing strategy:
- We think strategically and take a holistic view, making sure your company's overall business objectives are considered.
- We ensure all our efforts are integrated with other channels such as Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and affiliate marketing to maximise investment across the whole campaign and ensure a fully-integrated approach to search engine marketing.
News

Woman MP says Twitter not to blame for her troll ordeal
3rd May 2012
A female member of the UK Parliament has refused to blame Twitter for a torrent of abuse she has received on the site, instead choosing to publish the comments in a bid to highlight the problem many women in politics face when they use the microblogging channel.

EU data reforms risk UK's standing as top digital economy
3rd May 2012
Plans for "chilling" changes to data protection laws will make it unlikely that the UK could be the source of the next social media phenomenon.

High Court slams door on music-sharing website
3rd May 2012
The British High Court has ordered all the country's internet service providers to block access to a Swedish-based music, film and game-sharing website.

Google faces online petition over PPC ad rotation changes
2nd May 2012
New pay-per-click advertisements placed through Google's Adwords ad management system can now only be rotated for a maximum period of 30 days.

National Trust turns to Facebook to find best Great British Day Out
2nd May 2012
Conservation body the National Trust is mounting a bid to reach out to a younger audience by launching a new Facebook app.





