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by Jennifer Laycock I scan hundreds of feeds and read dozens of articles each day so you don't have to. From hyperlocal blogging to Google AdWords "Automatic Match" to new ways to use Twitter and LinkedIn, find out the six articles I dubbed as must-read for the small business crowd today.

by Jennifer Laycock I scan hundreds of feeds and read dozens of articles each day so you don't have to. From hyperlocal blogging to Google AdWords "Automatic Match" to new ways to use Twitter and LinkedIn, find out the six articles I dubbed as must-read for the small business crowd today.

By Alexis Siemon If you're like most business owners just starting out with a brand-new website, you want to know the fastest and cheapest way to drive targeted traffic to it. Worried ETR (Early to Rise) readers frequently write to us with this concern. "I need traffic and sales now!" they say.

Tamar reported at the Search Engine Roundtable that Google has confirmed that they are testing displaying search ads under the search results. You and I are accustomed to seeing AdWords ads at the top and right hand side of the Google search results page, but we never see them under the search results.

In Day 22, based on the data you’ve got from advertising in Google AdWords, you adjust the Maximum Cost Per Click (Max CPC) accordingly, add and delete keywords and add conversion tracking, if you want to get a bit technical. Rather than repeating what’s already in Thirty Day Challenge, allow me to broaden the discussion a bit.

Google Updates Java Client Library for AdWords API Google has released a new Java Client Library for the AdWords API. In version 2.1.0, minor fixes have been made which include removing j2ee dependencies, fixing dependencies in build.xml, and reducing the size of the jar by 3 times.

Google Updates Java Client Library for AdWords API Google has released a new Java Client Library for the AdWords API. In version 2.1.0, minor fixes have been made which include removing j2ee dependencies, fixing dependencies in build.xml, and reducing the size of the jar by 3 times.

Google Displays Ads at Bottom of Search Results Google has confirmed that they are rolling out some tests to display different ad placements throughout the search results pages. In this particular instance, Google apparently is trying to display advertisements on the bottom of the SERPs.

Google Displays Ads at Bottom of Search Results Google has confirmed that they are rolling out some tests to display different ad placements throughout the search results pages. In this particular instance, Google apparently is trying to display advertisements on the bottom of the SERPs.

Typically Pay Per Click ads are the first results presented following a search query on a major search engine. If consumers then click on an advertiser’s link and visit their site a charge is accrued. There is no charge just for seeing the advertiser’s 3 line ad copy. The consumer must actually click on the link.