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| Administrator Name: Adam Dicker Last Online: Yesterday 09:07 PM iTrader: (39) Join Date: Feb 2003
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Country: | PPCSE study shows ads featuring a generic domain name produce up to 105% more clicks than identical ads using non-generic domains. More... |
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| DNF Addict Name: James Last Online: Yesterday 06:16 PM iTrader: (48) Join Date: Jan 2006
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Country: | Nice work Edwin! This is something that we domainers have known for a while - the majority of internet marketers just don't get it. |
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| DNF Addict Name: Edwin Hayward Last Online: 11-15-2009 08:22 PM iTrader: (21) Join Date: Jun 2002
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DNF$: 2,473 Location: Tokyo, Japan | It's one thing "knowing" it, it's another being able to "prove" it using stats and graphs ![]() Glad you thought it was useful. Incidentally, it's no longer possible to do the kind of test which I put together, since Google no longer lets you run ads with 2 different domain names inside one Ad Group, so it's impossible to run a direct apples-to-apples comparison. I ran my test basically as long as I could, until Google implemented the change I just described...
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