One of the most common questions we come across from people looking for PPC management is “how can I get it done cheaply?”.

Bullseye Media offers fixed price PPC management packages starting from as little as £200 a month.  However this is not as low as prices go, it totally depends on the size of the campaign.

Of course cheap does not mean you get less of a service. We treat customer equally and provide a high level of service to everyone.

Check out our fixed cost packages here.

Matt Cutts of Google reported the new PageRanks should be released soon. The interesting point about the responses to this post was that so many people don’t actually understand how PageRank is determined and what it represents. Yet when it drops clients are always on the phone wanting to know why it has dropped and what has gone wrong.

Maybe Matt will write a new post on how PageRank works?

Cuil (pronounced cool) is a new search engine hyped to be the Google Killer.  However on first sight I have found the search results badly layed out, and perhaps relevancy needs to be looked at.

On the plus side they treat users privacy very seriously:

” when you search with Cuil, we do not collect any personally identifiable information, period. We have no idea who sends queries: not by name, not by IP address, and not by cookies (more on this later). Your search history is your business, not ours.”

For the time being however, Cuil should not be putting a dent in Google’s search figures, not unless they have a hidden secret weapon…

Lane Ellis of SearchEngineWorld reported a couple of days ago that Internet giant Google and its collection of webproperties held on to the top spot for online destinations. Google first achieved this postiion in May from Yahoo! according to web analytics company comScore.

Start-ups are often faced with the difficult decision of investing in one or the other. While PPC can bring in immediate sales and leads, no one can dispute the importance of a well implemented SEO strategy for long-term gains.