How often will my ad appear on search engines?

AdzZoo cannot guarantee the amount of exposure. Example: A Ford dealership may have more exposure than a BMW dealership due to Ford's greater share of the market. AdzZoo can be compared to a digital billboard on the information super highway; customers will be in rotation with other advertisers.

On what search engines will my business be seen?

AdzZoo pushes your information out to major search engines and online portals. Google, Ask, About, Comcast, Lycos, How Stuff Works, Dogpile, and many other engines will show AdzZoo customers very quickly.

Can I request or change the domain name of my AdzZoo website?

Your AdzZoo website domain name (XYZcompany.AdzZoo.com) cannot be changed. Having an optimized AdzZoo.com site link as a part of the name allows our clients to take advantage of organic search clicks and additional exposure, building our customers a more comprehensive online presence. Clients may purchase a domain provider (like GoDaddy.com) and then point that domain to their AdzZoo site as well.

Why do I need AdzZoo's web page, I have one of my own?

AdzZoo customized web pages not only provide an additional web presence for our clients but more importantly provide an optimized web presence designed for search engine results and additional organic and directory exposure. AdzZoo drives web traffic to your website through this optimized AdzZoo web page and site link. The web page, keyword phrases and ads are created as a unit...a targeted campaign. This campaign cohesive unit (i.e. campaign) works best together as opposed to individually created pieces.

Why is optimization so important?

Search engines are in the business of delivering the best, most relevant, results for each search query. This relevant information is obtained through algorithms that travel and catalog (spider) the billions of websites on the Internet to determine which websites are relevant to that particular query. Relevant sites are then ranked from 1 to 10 and displayed in that order. Optimization includes: website content, website structure, meta keywords, key phrases, geo-targeted marketing, links to your site, web traffic, and many other factors that increase the relevancy of an online presence. Without proper optimization, websites are lost in a sea of information!

What is the difference in an Organic link and a Sponsored link?

Organic links are the natural (or free) results that a search algorithms find, rank and list. They are typically displayed on the left-side of the search engine results page. Organic listings are based solely on relevancy and cannot be purchased. Organic listings take time and proper optimization before they are shown. Sponsored links are paid advertising links that populate quickly and are typically on the top and right-side of the search engine results page. The cost for this varies greatly depending on many factors such as keywords, competition, search volume, and how well the website is optimized.

What is a "Search Network?"

The search network and partners is made up of thousands of high traffic websites, networks, and mobile devices-like the iPhone- that push our ads out to in each client's geo-targeted market. Websites like New York Times, AOL, Ask, Shopping, CNN, Food Network, PGA, Redbook, Ebay, MySpace, HGTV, Popular Mechanics, and thousands of others- building your online brand in your targeted market. The search network matches like business with like industries. Example: and auto parts store would likely appear on a website like "Popular Mechanics"  while a hair salon would more likely appear on "Redbook's" website.

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