What you think about PPC instead of SEO?

[SEONinja]

have you ever tried to get fast result on the website, but, with SEO it's quite difficult, then what is the best way to do?

 

[Onlinedomainreseller]

have you ever tried to get fast result on the website, but, with SEO it's quite difficult, then what is the best way to do?

As for me, my actual preference will always be SEo over PPC since I have always tried to look "longterm". One of the reasons why is becasue it will generally be more cost-effective than most PPC campaigns for delivering relevant traffic to your website. Also in my personal opinion organic search drives drastically more traffic to websites than paid search, especially since Google Ad words is more transparent nowadays.

 

[MVM Infotech]

Organic search engine traffic can provide an improved ROI over traditional forms of paid media and certainly improve upon PPC. Cost. While SEO is neither cheap nor easy, it will generally be more cost-effective than all other marketing tactics for delivering brand awareness and relevant traffic to your website.

 

[dpkmlm]

If you have money then try PPC but the result will depend on how correctly you run your ads.

 

[Goyums]

Well, Google doesn't want anyone to spend on SEO. They just want people to make sites that their spiders understand. You can have a site that gets indexed and ranked without spending on PPC. PPC is a lot faster and throws off more data more quickly that SEO. But no, Google doesn't directly or indirectly force spending on ads. There is no evidence that you get better organic positioning through PPC spending. Not spending on search as a channel would be silly, though.

 

[davidweb09]

We should avoid PPC for site promotion because it doesn't help in organic rankings. Dom Bowkett (dombowkett) | Pearltrees