Oh Paul Christoforo, what would we have done last week without you? Twas the week between Christmas and New Year’s.

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5 Lessons You Can Learn from a Breathtaking Customer Service Fail

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One of the most useful skills in business is to be able to look at what someone else is doing in an unrelated topic, and bring it to your own online marketing .

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5 Marketing Lessons You Can Learn from a Weird “Real World” Business

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It’s the online business equivalent of jeans that don’t make your butt look big.

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There is No ROI in Social Media Marketing

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You might not think that DARPA (the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) would be very concerned about writing copy

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How to Write Weapons-Grade Copy

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Less than an hour from where I live in Pennsylvania — if you point your car in the right direction — you see road signs that warn you to beware of horse and buggy carriages using the road.

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The Amish Guide to Intelligent Web Design

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You’ve built a beautiful dream around having a successful business, making a living at your passion.

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The 3-Step Cure for No-Sales Syndrome

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I used to think that successful people had it all figured out. If they wanted to make something happen, they knew exactly what to do

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6 Ways to Master Entrepreneurial Uncertainty

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Eventually, everybody gets to the point that they need a greatest hits compilation… here’s PPCblog’s… We’ve gone through and hand-picked our favourite and most helpful PPC blog posts, categorized for your viewing enjoyment.  As we continue to provide helpful guides and advice on the world of paid search, we’ll keep this page updated, so please share it with friends and colleagues who are interested in the world of PPC!

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Let’s face facts. Most online content is lousy

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The 3-Step Cure for Boring, Useless Content

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Google has a secret algorithm for ranking some web pages ahead of others. Facebook has that killer network effect — the more people use it, the more people use it (see previously: the fax machine). Amazon has selection, ease of use, and the kind of trust that can’t be bought.

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Groupon’s Secret Sauce (And How to Get Yourself Some)

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