Bill Hartzer

JANUARY 22, 2013

The Search Agency has released its quarterly State of Paid Search Report, which, among other findings, reports that smartphones and tablets drove 23 percent of total clicks in the fourth quarter of 2012, an 89 percent increase year over year. Google and Yahoo!-Bing percent of total spend). percent for Bing.

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CPC Paid Search Retail Mobile 122

Bill Hartzer

AUGUST 21, 2012

LuckyVitamin Corporation, a Top 500 E-commerce retailer located in the King of Prussia, PA area is looking to hire a Search Engine Marketing Specialist. This person they hire for this position will be part of the online marketing team managing and implementing a multi-million dollar paid search marketing program for the company.

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Engineering Paid Search CPA CPM 109

Bill Hartzer

FEBRUARY 15, 2012

A Dallas interactive agency is currently seeking an experienced PPC Marketing Specialist to join our Paid Search team. This individual will be responsible for managing paid search accounts across major search engine platforms such as Google AdWords, Microsoft AdCenter and Yahoo! Search Marketing.

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Engineering Paid Search Adwords SEO 113

Convince & Convert

AUGUST 3, 2015

Most Shared Article in 2015: 4 Google Analytics Hacks To Improve Your ROI – Frank Underwood Approved (854 Shares). Specialization: PPC + Paid Marketing Strategy. Most Shared Article in 2015: Goodbye, Google+: Social Network Broken Into Streams and Photos Products (5,000+ Shares). “I Twitter Followers: 23,400+. Updates: Daily.

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Adwords CPC Marketing Retail 60

Webbiquity SMM

JANUARY 17, 2011

Well, about two-thirds (64%) of the traffic from third-party sites to video sources currently comes from Google, followed by Yahoo (11.9%), Facebook (4.3%), Bing (2.6%), and Twitter at 1.2%. Paid Search Gaining Respect, But Not Enough by MediaPost Online Media Daily. How should you expect to promote that cool new video?

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Webbiquity SMM

SEPTEMBER 8, 2010

The key takeaway — companies can’t put all of their marketing eggs in one basket, but need to balance budgets across several areas including email, social media, organic SEO, paid search and offline campaigns. Organic Search Still Reigns by eMarketer. Small businesses spending more on search by iMedia Connection.

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Research Social Media B2B Statistics 191