Managing Franchise PPC Campaigns
Posted by leah on July 21, 2008 at 04:27 PM
Managing franchise clients can be an interesting feat in the world of paid search marketing.
More than likely, not only are you advertising for the 'corporate' Papa Bear, but you have the responsibility of managing PPC advertising for the entire family - the whole bear cub pack.
Separating the bear pack into individual baby bears is the key element when dealing with your corporate bear family. Papa Bear and the cub pack want to see metrics on a cub-by-cub level (OK, enough with the bears).
It's imperative for franchisee owners and corporate to know how their local franchise PPC campaigns are performing. The best way to manage this success is to branch-out campaigns and tracking.
To have an accurate account of franchise-level performance, each franchise branch should have its own PPC campaign. Now that each franchise has its own campaign within the engines, you can more specifically target the audience you want to reach. This will make it easier to ensure that the franchises are only advertising to potential clients, not everybody and their brother.
You should also use unique tracking codes for each franchise. That way when you look at date from your analytics system, you'll have metrics for each franchise instead of one lump sum of information for all franchises.
In summary, when bears come out of the woods to start their PPC advertising, organizing the cub pack into individual baby bears will be the key to your success. More importantly, it will make Papa Bear proud.
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Posted on July 23, 2008 04:11 AM
Oh! Great! Comparison. I would like to see some more interesting stories on affiliate marketing. Could you make it possible?