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Just because it can take less than 15 minutes to set up a PPC campaign doesn’t mean you E-Marketing Deliverability Issues any are losing money because they’ve got gaping holes in their PPC strategy. Don’t overlook the basics.Does it seem to you that when you view “openings” within your statistics, that fewer recipients seem to be opening your campaigns?...Where: There are 3 places your email can go once you have hit ‘send’ on your latest e-marketing campaign:1. The Inbox. Safely delivered (and hopefully read!)2. Junk Mail Box. This has negat Search engines such as Yahoo! and Google allow you to bid on keywords and drive visitors to your web site for a per-click fee. The Yahoo! Sponsored Search program has a $30 non-refundable deposit and a $0.10 per click minimum bid (and a $20 per month minimum spend). The Google AdWords program has a $5 account activation fee and a $0.01 per click minimum bid. 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