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By ClickEquations | March 10, 2009

Hi, this is Alex Cohen, the Marketing Manager for ClickEquations. In spite of the warming weather, I’ve been slaving over a hot laptop to put together a new section on the ClickEquations website: Learn.

Craig churns out a lot of content about advanced paid search on the blog and in speaking, so I’ve put together the Learn section to make it easy to find all of our longer form educational content.

There are 4 major sections:

Everything is free to access. You can also sign up for our Paid Search Professionals Newsletter. It’s a monthly email geared specifically towards practitioners managing large, complex campaigns. We’ll share tips, articles and the latest ClickEquations news. Sign up on the newsletter page.

Take a look and let me know what you think. What topics would you like to see covered in future webinars and white papers?

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karlfox

Thank you for posting this. I have a few clients that would greatly benefit from this information and seeing as it is a free newsletter they should jump at this info!

Regards,

Karl
http://www.yourPPCsucks.com Bad PPC

Yes…I do suggest getting help or at least reading a book about Adwords before starting your campaigns. You can waste a lot of money or even create bad PPC ads without even meaning to in the first place. Enjoy the testing as that is a big part of any PPC campaign!!
http://www.yourPPCsucks.com Bad PPC

Yes…I do suggest getting help or at least reading a book about Adwords before starting your campaigns. You can waste a lot of money or even create bad PPC ads without even meaning to in the first place. Enjoy the testing as that is a big part of any PPC campaign!!

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