I want to know that organic SEO is better or Google adword service.
I want to know that organic SEO is better or Google adword service.
Neither. They both serve different purposes.
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For me organic traffic is better. The more organic visits you get from search engines, it means your site is more popular and is easily found with keywords. Moreover, its free. On the other hand, PPC is paid.
And, very much of that traffic may not convert.
Only if no one does any work.
And, may yield the greater ROI.
If yours is a vanity site, then stick with "free" SEO. Otherwise, either pay for professional SEO and/or pay for SEM.
I agree with Williamc that both serves different purpose.If you want to grasp immediate attention the go for PPC but if you want to use PPC campaigns as link building purpose then he links that come from PPC advertisements have very short term benefits, but PPC ads can help in boosting the web site traffic through different means.
Organic SEO is the Best because maximum use click on seo search not a pain search result but it very difficult to face a more competition
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PPC has nothing to do with link building, but strictly with delivered qualified traffic.
Since when does a high click-through-rate necessarily translate into a high conversion rate?
Having high traffic does not guarantee qualified traffic, i.e. traffic that converts. For many, PPC traffic returns a much higher ROI than does the organic.
Full article at Inc.: How Google Is Killing Organic Search."The click-through rate of paid search advertisements on Google now outnumbers 'free' organic search result listings by nearly a 2:1 ratio for high commercial intent keyword searches conducted in the U.S.," says Larry Kim, the founder and Chief Technical Officer of WordStream, a PPC technology and search engine marketing software company that just published some research on the state of Google search.
(WordStream defines a "high commercial intent keyword" as a keyword entered with the apparent intent to purchase a product or service, like "buy an iPhone" or "Seiko watch.")
So if you think no one clicks on Google ads, you're wrong: When people are searching in order to investigate or make a purchase, over 64% click a sponsored result. Keep in mind unpaid clicks still account for the majority of Google search clicks... but if a keyword is valuable to a business, PPC advertisements typically generate double the number of clicks compared to organic results.