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	<title>Comments on: Measuring Brand Awareness with Paid Search</title>
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		<title>By: Measuring Social Media Optimization &#187; Online Marketing Blog - Social Media Optimization, Paid Search &#38; SEO</title>
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		<description>[...] And then of course, if you are using paid search you will want to examine the standard search metrics such as clicks, impressions, click through rate, conversion rates, revenue and possible ROAS (return on ad spend). I would also recommend SEM Director as an additional enterprise solution, if you can afford it. It basically allows you to assign values to particular actions on the website once they arrive from search (i.e. filling out a form, clicking on a particular link, an internal search, etc.) [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] And then of course, if you are using paid search you will want to examine the standard search metrics such as clicks, impressions, click through rate, conversion rates, revenue and possible ROAS (return on ad spend). I would also recommend SEM Director as an additional enterprise solution, if you can afford it. It basically allows you to assign values to particular actions on the website once they arrive from search (i.e. filling out a form, clicking on a particular link, an internal search, etc.) [...]</p>
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