Posts Tagged ‘Google AdWords’
Wednesday, September 30th, 2009
Digg DiggResumark brought in a nice new business model in the online recruitment industry. The concept is essentially borrowed from the Google AdWords – Google AdSense model. While Google pays the web site owners to show the Google AdSense on their sites and charges the Google AdWords clients to pay per click for those same [...]
Posted in Career, CV, CV Database, Job Site, Jobs, Recruitment, Social Recruitment | 1 Comment »
Thursday, May 1st, 2008
Using Google AdWords for your recruitment campaigns? Here are some basic tips in the article below. Use it as a checklist, to review what you are doing with our Google AdWords campaigns… Why Use PPC? When thinking about your online marketing portfolio have you ever considered Paid Search or “Pay Per Click” (PPC)? With the [...]
Posted in Jobs, Recruitment, Recruitment Agency, Search Engine, SEO | 2 Comments »
Monday, April 14th, 2008
Google AdWords was good! Years ago I was preaching to the recruiters in Ireland to start using Google AdWords. The cost per click (CPC) was literally a few cents. The early adopters really drove massive traffic, and relevant traffic to their web sites. I remember my own www.IrelandJobs.ie – and how easy was it to [...]
Posted in Blogs, Google, Jobs, Recruitment, Recruitment Agency, Search Engine, SEO, SERP | 2 Comments »
Tuesday, February 12th, 2008
The ‘usual’ Marketing Manger in the recruitment industry in Ireland up until a few years had his job divided into the traditional offline marketing efforts (even a guerrilla marketing falls into this here!) and the online marketing. Online marketing consisted of purchasing the subscriptions on the job boards, getting the recruitment web site done up, [...]
Posted in Google, Jobs, Recruitment, Search Engine, SEO, SERP | 1 Comment »
Saturday, February 2nd, 2008
Well, Microsoft tried really hard to develop their own MSN AdCentre to try to compete with Google AdWords. Years passing by, but a miserably low percentage of the online advertisers switched to Microsoft’s offering as opposed to Google’s AdWords. Microsoft thought it has a ‘channel’ via it’s MSN.com, and Hotmail. But Google’s Gmail actually managed [...]
Posted in Google, Jobs, Microsoft, Recruitment, Search Engine | No Comments »
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