Like math? You better learn to.
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This question was on Click Booth's test. I would hope everyone would work this out before choosing and option!
good question
Personally I'd go with A, but pay for C myself as a goodwill gesture to my client (because C is hardly a risk)!! :jester:
B may well be the right decision, but PPC requires a decent level of skill at campaign level. If we assume that the PPC guy/girl has solid experience, then fine - maybe go with it. But if the PPC bod is new to the game, then this option would be a waste of money. Also, PPC campaigns don't generally make money until they have matured and been streamlined. A $500 budget would not allow for that to happen.
More than maths is required in my opinion: common sense.
Personally I'd go with A, but pay for C myself as a goodwill gesture to my client (because C is hardly a risk)!! :jester:
B may well be the right decision, but PPC requires a decent level of skill at campaign level. If we assume that the PPC guy/girl has solid experience, then fine - maybe go with it. But if the PPC bod is new to the game, then this option would be a waste of money. Also, PPC campaigns don't generally make money until they have matured and been streamlined. A $500 budget would not allow for that to happen.
More than maths is required in my opinion: common sense.
Very well explain…
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Both Do follow and No follow are good to gain your website backlinks. If dofollow links pass link juices , then the nofollow links can bring your huge traffic to your website.
I'm useless at maths but I LOVE spreadsheets (as they do all the work for me). Thanks for your spreadsheet, I'm gonna start using the hell out of it.
If everything works according to the figures you'll get out of the first option 50 conversions @ 20$, which makes 1000$.
That's a good ROI: 200%.
Option B looks rather safe as 0.80 > 0.20 meaning 400% ROI
With Option C you can make 800$ but you spend 350$. That's a better ROI than Option A but not better than B.
That's a good ROI: 200%.
Option B looks rather safe as 0.80 > 0.20 meaning 400% ROI
With Option C you can make 800$ but you spend 350$. That's a better ROI than Option A but not better than B.