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Nearly all the leading search engines sell sponsored links within the search results. For example if an internet user is looking for a "holiday villa", they are likely to go to their favourite search engine (ie. Google etc) and type in something like "holiday villa spain". If this is the search term you are bidding on then your site will be in the sponsored results.

Google Search Results Example

Why Does Pay per Click work?

Pay per Click (PPC) listings work due to the fact they match your company with people looking for your product or service. When a potential client/customers arrives at your website, they are effectively a pre-qualified lead, with a high chance of them making a purchase.

Why should you use Provoke to manage your Pay per Click Accounts?

Managing multiple search engine accounts and adjusting bids on hundreds or thousands of keywords (search terms) can be very labour intensive. We remove this hassle from you allowing you to concentrate on running your business, whilst reducing your cost per click and increasing your return on investment. The result - the service effectively paying for itself.

How much does it cost?

Search engines clicks on the keywords you have bidded for usually range from 10p - 50p per click depending on the competitiveness of your market sector and individual keywords and phrases. Our fees are based on a percentage of your monthly search engine spend. How much you budget on a monthly basis is up to you, the more you spend the more traffic for your website and therefore the more leads you will get.

For more information on our search engine advertising services and for a free quotation please contact us on 0333 123 0 999.

These are just a selection of companies that trust Provoke to deliver their Online Marketing requirements, let us do the same for you call 0333 123 0 999 now.

William Murray, Bel Foodservice, PG tips, Surftelecoms, Slough For You, The Hub, Pepperio, AcademyGK

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