Decision Model Love
Posted on April 6th, 2004 in GeneralComments | 2 Comments »
You have $1,000 to spend to boost traffic to your web site. Pretent that you only have two choices. You can either use the money to increase your search engine ranking or you can buy a Google text ad (AdWords). What do you do? The savvy reader might say: Do Both! Split the money between a search engine optimization solution (e.g., software, consulting time, HTML tweaking) and AdWords (i.e., pay per click).
But is that actually a savvy approach? Where is the decision model here? In other words, how do you really know what to do with your money when you are trying to figure out how to boost your traffic? How do you know how much money to allocate to what approach? The less money you have the more important this is.
2 Responses
And we often buy EURO zeny to change for beauty cloth. We did not like the cheap Ragnarok zeny, and would not buy zeny.
It was not seriously the end, no special met the same, and finally in the event of a legend inside the mature 30-year-old man to his gave me equipment and a lot of Rohan Online crone, I felt he was very kindly.