text:
Washington Wizards Details
|All NBA Tickets
|See all NBA tickets
3/25/15: The Washington Wizards have snapped out of their slump in a nice way, going 7-3 in their last 10 games. They have settled into the fifth spot in the Eastern Conference, though if they continue their recent hot run, they could move up to fourth or even third place. The Atlanta Hawks have locked up the Southeast Division, which is a surprise to nobody. However, Washington could be an interesting team in the playoffs and beyond. They would love to somehow get Kevin Durant either next season or in free agency in 2016, and that could make the Wizards a threat to win the East on an annual basis.
3/18/15: The Washington Wizards have continued to struggle. They are not playing nearly as well as they were early in the season and the causes are not easy to find. Perhaps it is fatigue. Perhaps it is a typical slump that most teams endure. Perhaps there are internal problems that are not known to the rest of the world. Wizards center Kevin Seraphin was hit with a flagrant two foul and automatic ejection last week for his actions against Memphis Grizzlies forward Jon Leuer. The NBA also fined him $15,000. It was completely unnecessary as the Wizards were up big at that point. Now Seraphin is $15,000 poorer for his bad judgment.
3/11/15: The good news for Washington Wizards is that they still are going to make the playoffs because they still have a winning record. That being said, the Wizards have really slumped lately and will likely not have home court advantage in the playoffs. A good example of their play of late was last week when Otto Porter simply missed an assignment while a Bulls player walk by uncontested and got off a three point shot. Additionally, the team has not had much success in their own division. The win over Miami pushed them to 7-6 in the Southeast. But it is better to get this out of the way now, rather than in the playoffs.
3/4/15: What is going on with the Washington Wizards these days? The team is among the better ones in the Eastern Conference and will have no problem getting into the playoffs, but losing five in a row with about six weeks left in the season is no way to get prepared for the playoffs. Perhaps the problem is those pesky road games. The Wizards are a lowly 13-15 away from home this season. That does not bode well for the playoffs where they are likely (if not assured) to get a lower seed and will have to win games away from DC if they are going to advance at all.
2/25/15: The Washington Wizards continue to hold steady with the fifth seed in the Eastern Conference. They probably will not catch Chicago and Cleveland, who are battling for third and fourth, but have a comfortable margin on sixth seed Milwaukee. Then the cliff drops and the next team is Miami at seven games under .500. In short, the Wizards will make the playoffs with ease. The team did make a move at the trade deadline, trading away Andre Miller to the Sacramento Kings for Ramon Sessions. Not a huge deal, but it is an upgrade for the backup point guard position.
2/18/15: After years of collecting high draft picks and developing that raw talent into a winning team, the Wizards are looking to make their mark on playoffs this season. Point guard John Wall is the undisputed leader of the team and has held up his end of the bargain this season. But it is impossible for him to play every minute of every game - he needs a competent backup. Washington has shown interest in veteran point guard Jameer Nelson. He is 33 and with the Denver Nuggets these days, but could be that serviceable on-call man for the Wizards. He would likely be pretty inexpensive too, though the Miami Heat are said to be interested as well.
2/11/15: The Wizards finally had a chance to make up some ground on the Eastern leading Atlanta Hawks last week when the Hawks 19 game winning streak was snapped by the New Orleans Pelicans. However, the Wizards have been in a slump lately, going only 3-7 in their last 10 games. The Cleveland Cavaliers have been surging as well, winning 12 in a row before falling to the Pacers last Friday. That is putting the Wizard's third place seed in jeopardy, as well as home court advantage in the first round of the playoffs. In other news, John Wall will be a highlight as one of the competitors in the Skills Challenge at this weekend's All Star Game.
2/5/15: The Washington Wizards are having a tough time making up any ground on the surprising Atlanta Hawks. Of course, it is impossible to gain on the leader when the leader wins 17 games in a row. But the Wizards have been impressive in their own right and reached 30 wins with relative ease already this season. Away from the standings, this season will be defined by how well the the Wizards do in the playoffs. They have been building this team for the past few years and are now ready to take on the top teams in the NBA. Additionally, a strong playoff run may be enough to convince hometown hero Kevin Durant that it is time to leave the Dust Bowl and come home to DC.
1/28/15: First, it was Jay-Z, then it was Drake, and now it could be Kanye West getting into the design of an NBA uniform. First things first. The Wizards employ musician D.C. native Wale as a 'creative liaison'. Wale is seeking input from West about a new design for the Wizards uniform. It would likely be an alternate jersey and shorts set, which is usually good for bumping up merchandise sales. Heck, it may be enough to bring Kevin Durant back to his hometown during the offseason, which is what everyone in D.C. wants at this moment.
1/21/15: This is the unofficial warning to Eastern Conference teams. Look out of the Washington Wizards. The Cleveland Cavaliers may be the media darlings because of LeBron James and 'all star' squad they have put together. The Chicago Bulls may have the pedigree and experience that champions need. And the Atlanta Hawks may just be the most talented team in the East. However, it is the Wizards that are flying under the radar and surprising everyone they meet. This is the culmination of developing a team, and there is no reason that the Wizards cannot take the East and shock the West in a few months.
1/14/15: Whatever has gotten into Atlanta this season is working and it is keeping the Washington Wizards from gaining any ground on them in the Southeast Division. Washington, after years of high draft picks and taking the long route to develop their players, finally has a team that is capable of winning the Eastern Conference, and they still may do so. However, the Hawks have been a force this season and are currently on a nine game winning streak. The Wizards can take comfort in the fact that they are among the few Eastern teams that can consistently beat Western competition, and that will be needed if they can make the finals.
1/7/15: The Washington Wizards organization has done a very nice job of putting together a home-grown team and finally getting competitive in the Eastern Conference. They do not get the publicity of other good teams like Chicago or Cleveland, nor do they get as much ink as terrible teams like the Knicks or 76ers. But flying under the radar may be good for them as they try to take the Southeast division lead away from Atlanta. They could get better in the future, too. Ty Lawson has reportedly spoken with Kevin Durant about returning to his hometown in 2016. A combo of Durant and John Wall would certainly make this team relevant and contenders.
2/21/13: The Wizards are said to have interest in acquiring 27 year old power forward Josh Smith from the Atlanta Hawks. Smith will be a free agent after this season and the Hawks do not believe he will re-sign. It does not help that Smith wants a max contract. However, the Wizards probably do not have the assets to acquire Smith. John Wall and Bradley Beale are untouchable, and the team took Nene off the table as well. Also, teams generally do not like to trade within the division, even if it is a short term rental, as this appears to be.
2/14/13: The Wizards are on a serious roll. After losing their first dozen or so games to start the season, the team has rebounded nicely to 15-35. While that record, on the surface, is nothing to be proud of, the fact of the matter is that they are an entirely different team when John Wall is in the line up. Nene has three straight double-doubles and the team is playing well with both Wall and Beale on the court together. The case could be made for John Wall for MVP - his absence earlier in the season showed his worth. Wiz fans should not hope for too much success. Since they are probably out of the playoff hunt, they need to cool off to get a higher draft pick.
1/17/13: No one will shout "Break up the Wizards!" anytime soon, but the team is playing their best ball of the year. The team has a two game winning streak (their longest of the season) after upsetting the Heat then putting away the Hawks, giving them six wins on the season. The bigger news is the return of John Wall. Wall scored 14 points in 21 minutes in his first game back from a knee injury. The team has the talent and leadership now, the only question is it too late to make a serious run at the playoffs. With a league-worst record, it may be better for the Wizards to ease Wall into the line up and get (another) lottery pick.
1/3/13: What a tough year for the Wizards. The team had visions of growing into a playoff caliber squad, anchored by John Wall and supported by Bradley Beale, Chris Singleton, and several others. But 30 games into the season and the team only has four wins on the season. The Wizards started the season with a 12 game losing streak, and have endured another 10 game losing streak as well. John Wall is still injured and the team is simply noncompetitive without him. The good news is that Washington fans are distracted by the Redskins, and by the time they do pay attention, the Wizards may have the first pick in the draft.
12/6/12: Break up the Wizards! After starting the season 0-12, the Wizards have won two of their last three games. The more startling victory was defeating the defending champion Miami Heat in front of an enthused crowd that included RG3. LeBron James notched a triple double, but the Wizards were just too much, at least on this night. Washington is now 2-13, and well behind the league leaders. Despite the good feelings from the upset win, there is still no time table for starting point guard John Wall to return from a knee injury - and that figures to hinder the team for the foreseeable future.
11/29/12: No one expected this out of Washington, and it may put John Wall in position to win the MVP. The Wizards have started 0-12 and have not really been competitive this year. The team desperately needs John Wall to return from injury (hopefully only a few more weeks). It does not get any easier after losing 118-92 to the Suns, as the next three games are against Damian Lillard and the Portland Trail Blazers, the New York Knicks, and the defending champion Miami Heat. The team could easily be 0-15 by week's end, and already out of the playoff race.
11/22/12: For a team with playoff aspirations, this is certainly not the way to get there. The Wizards are riding a ten game losing streak, that is, they are 0-10 to start the season. The latest setback was a 101-100 heartbreaking overtime loss in Atlanta. The Wizards played their most complete game of the season, moved the ball well, and got quality minutes from 11 players. Nene made his debut, which should help down the road, but right now this team needs John Wall to get healthy. Washington is in a big hole right now and it will take everything they have to claw their way into playoff contention over the next six months.
11/15/12: A few games into the season, and there was a lot of consternation about starting rookie Bradley Beal. Through two games, he seemed lost and only scored 10 points. Total. But the seventh youngest rookie to ever start a season is a quick learner. He put up 16 points in a loss to Boston, then 22 in a loss to Milwaukee. So, it appears the extra film session with the coaching staff is paying off. The good news is that Beal does not have to captain this ship. Its John Wall's team. He just needs to keep them within striking distance until Wall returns from injury. Then, this team has a chance to grow and make the playoffs this year.
11/8/12: Washington Wizard fans should have some hope for this season. There is a strong young core in place, and John Wall will be back in a month or so. But that is little consolation now, as the Wizards are 0-2 and Bradley Beal is struggling. Beal was the Wizards' first pick in the draft and is a starter. He is still adjusting to the NBA game while only averaging 5 points and shooting 15%. But he will improve - he is young, the seventh youngest to start in history - and the trial by fire approach will pay off down the road. So just be patient Wizards fans.
11/1/12: The Wizards opened their season at Cleveland with a 10 point loss to the lowly Cavaliers. Not exactly the way a team with playoff aspirations wanted to begin league play. The Wizards scored 14 straight points to take a 76-74 lead at the start of the fourth quarter, but stumbled down the stretch as the Cavs' Kyrie Irvin took controll of the game. John Wall is still out for a few more weeks, so the Wizards will continue to tinker with the line up, but they need to figure out something quickly, as they have a home-and-home series with Boston over the next week.
10/18/12: No. 3 overall pick Bradley Beal is making a strong case to be the Wizards starting shooting guard come opening night. In his first preseason game, he played 27 minutes and kicked in 18 points. Incumbant Jordan Crawford should be scared. But a team doesn't use the No. 3 pick to be a benchwarmer. At this point, Wizards fans should expect, even demand, to see Beal on the court. It will expedite his learning curve and make this team much better in the long run. And that is what the Wizards should be striving for anyway.
10/4/12: The Washington Wizards were already to make a big splash in the Southeastern Division. The Heat are still the kings, but the Bobcats are unwatchable, and the Magic may well be too. Unfortunately, John Wall's 'minor' knee injury has been upgraded to severe. Wall injured his patella, and is now expected to miss 8 weeks - or through Novemember. After that, he will need some time to get back into shape and trust his knee. This does not mean the Wizards are done though. If they can make it through the first month reasonably well, then they still have a legitimate shot at making the playoffs.
8/16/12: Despite recent struggles, the Suns have a respectable history. The Charles Barkley/Kevin Johnson era got to the finals. The Steve Nash/A'mare Stoudamire era was very competitive and exciting. And now we are apparently entering the Jared Dudley/Jermain O'Neal era in the desert. Even for a team that inexplicably uses a gorilla as a macot (are gorillas prevalent in the desert? More so than cacti, scorpions, or snakes?), the Suns have been forgotten at a remarkable rate. The proof? The Suns are scheduled for only three nationally televised games next season, and one of those is Nash's return with Lakers.
8/2/12: History repeats itself in DC. James Singleton was acquired in a trade with Dallas two years ago and was a pleasant surprise - providing leadership and toughness to a team desparate for those characteristics. Last season, he asked for a raise, and, when denied, he went to play in China. The exact same scene is playing out again. There is a push to bring Singleton back, but the Wizards are unwilling to go beyond the veteran's minimum. So it looks like Singleton may be back in the Far East. Washington has been tight with money since applying the amnesty clause to Andray Blatche.
7/26/12: The Wizards were often criticized last year for playing undeveloped players throughout the year, resulting in one of the worst records in the league. Shelvin Mack and Chris Singleton have been repeatedly singled out as guys that were not ready for the NBA game. But coach Randy Whitman feels differently. Allowing those two, and others, to get the experience forced them to improve, and the Wizards were strong for the last 15 games or so. With a fully NBA year experience and the addition of Bradley Beal to help scoring, the Wizards look like a team on the rise in Eastern Conference.
With the third overall pick in the 2012 NBA Draft, the Washington Wizards took Bradley Beal, the 6'5" shooting guard from the University of Florida. Beal, who only played one season with the Gators before making himself eligible for the draft, averaged 14.8 points and 6.7 rebounds as a freshman guard, and he figures to be a nice complement in the Washington backcourt to go along with Wizards point guard John Wall in the coming years. The Wizards will continue to add youth to their lineup and hope that Beal's explosiveness and tenacity in attacking the basket will help create opportunities.
5/22/12: The Washington Wizzards' best player, John Wall, was added to the 2012 US Men's Select Team roster this week. The Select Team is like a scout team for the US Olympic Team, essentially the next best 12 guys. The Select Team will train with and scrimmage against the Olympic Team, as the US tries for the gold medal in London over the summer. Wall averaged 16.3 points, 8.2 assists, 4.6 rebounds and 1.6 steals per game in his first two NBA seasons. He finished 7th in assists per game and led the Wizzards in most major statistical categories during the 2011-12 season.
5/15/12: The Wizards, all but forgotten in the DC sports scene, figure to continue their roster overhaul. The movement effectively began about 18 months ago when the team conned Orlando into accepting Rashard Lewis' max contract and giving up Gilbert Arena's even longer max contract. Lewis has been tormented by injuries since the trade, and at 32, only played 28 games last season. The Wizards will try to trade him or buy him out for about $13 million. In contrast, the Magic utilized the Amnesty Clause from the recent CBA agreement and bought out Arenas for $60 million prior to the season.
5/11/12: John Wall, the number one overall pick in the 2010 NBA draft, matured and evolved tremendously from his rookie to a sophmore season. Now the Wizards hope 2011 first round pick Chris Singleton follows a similar career arc. He was drafted as a defensive specialist but acknowledges that he needs to develop his offense and better understand how the NBA game is played. But Washington as a whole is a young team and could benefit from some veteran leadership, as well as some more defensive help. The Wizards aren't ready to contend yet, but may be able to move into third in the Southeast next year.
5/3/12: Washington finished the season at 20-46, which was better than only the Charlotte Bobcats who set a record for lowest win percentage ever at .107%. The team finished very strong, however, winning 8 of their final 10, and last six in a row. Former first overall pick John Wall's leadership improved significanly throughout the year. Coach Randy Whitman allowed him to develop into a floor general - calling his own plays rather than looking to the bench for guidance. The Wizards own the second overall pick in the upcoming draft and may be looking to add Kansas power forward Thomas Robinson to beef up their interior game.
4/25/12: Though it is a compressed and shortened schedule, the Wizards are no doubt looking forward to putting this season behind them. Washington finished strong with an 8-2 record in their last ten, which included a six winning streak - so they cannot be accused of tanking the end of the season in order to secure more ping-pong balls in the upcoming draft. In a somewhat controversial move, the team and team President Ernie Grunfeld agreed to a new deal. The Wizards have four consecutive losing seasons under Grunfeld, and have a second-to-last record of 86-224 in that time frame.
4/18/12: Even with a two-game winning streak (including an 87-84 road win against the Bulls) the Wizards are not endangering their lottery status. Washington currently has the second-worst record in the league and only 16 notches in 'W' column, and most likely will finish with the second most ping pong balls. The victory over Chicago included an 11-point comeback in the fourth quarter and 35 points off the bench - including 14 by Maurice Evans. The win should be tempered, though, as neither Derrick Rose nor Luol Deng played due to injury. Four games remain, two against Miami, and one each against Charlotte and Cleveland.
Washington Wizards Tickets - Team History
Washington Wizards tickets allow fans the opportunity to see an NBA franchise looking for redemption in 2011. Established in 1961, the team settled in Washington in 1974. The Wizards play their games at the Verizon Center and have called the venue home since it opened recently in 1997. Watch as the Wizards build their legacy and work to bring their second world title to the Nation's Capital!
Washington Wizards Tickets - Season InfoThe Washington Wizards have been persistent in bidding for a spot in the Eastern Conference playoffs since Gilbert Arenas joined the team in 2003. Now after acquiring 1st overall draft pick John Wall, the Wizards are poised to earn a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference and 'John Wall Dance' in celebration. With new owner Ted Leonsis leading the way, the Wizards are looking to take their franchise to the next level in 2011. Get your Wizards tickets now to watch this exciting squad live!
Washington Wizards 2011 OffseasonThe Wizards are one of the many teams that aren't profitable in the NBA. Hopefully the lockout won't have such a detrimental effect on their season and will allow them to rebuild. After going 23-59 and having last years top draft pick of John Wall the Wizards are trying to make him and the players around him better. They're hoping that veteran Rashard Lewis and Josh Howard will help out but it looks like they'll need more than that. Yi Jianlian is expected to have a break out season soon and with the 2011 draft the Wizards expanded their big man talen with 6-11 Jan Vesely from Czech as well as Chris Singleton from Florida State. Don't expect too much of a big year out of these guys in 2011-2012 season but in the future don't be surprised if the Wizards get above a .500 record.
Washington Wizards tickets - Ticket InformationWashington Wizards tickets ensure that fans see the Wizards playing top contenders throughout the entire NBA season. The Wizards will look to improve their standing in the Southeast Division in 2011. With matchups against great teams like the Miami Heat and Orlando Magic and non-divisional meetings with Kevin Garnett's Boston Celtics, the Wizards are sure to be tested all season long. Grab your Wizards tickets now and don't miss the action!
Announcing: SeatGeek Tip-Off Tour
You just used your trusty SeatGeek app to score a ticket to see LeBron and the Cavs take on J. Wall and the Wizards in D.C. How easy was that? What if I were to tell you that your game ticket includes an invitation to SeatGeek's Tip-Off Party where you can drink ample beer and…Read more
Washington Wizards Ticket PricesFind Tickets
Recent Pricing Stats
$115Average PricePast 7 Days
#16Price rankOut of 30 Teams
$0Low priceAverage from Season
$0High priceAverage from Season
SeatGeek Data Quality
SeatGeek's ticketing data is the most comprehensive and most trusted. Our data has been used by The Wall Street Journal, New York Times, LA Times, ESPN, SportsCenter, & More. For specific data requests reach out to us at email@example.com.
Next 20 Games
Upcoming Games
|Oct 16, 2015
|Philadelphia 76ers vs Washington Wizards
|Oct 16, 2015
|Washington Wizards vs Philadelphia 76ers
|Oct 21, 2015
|Washington Wizards vs Miami Heat
|Oct 23, 2015
|Washington Wizards vs Toronto Raptors
|Oct 28, 2015
|Washington Wizards vs Orlando Magic
|Oct 30, 2015
|Washington Wizards vs Milwaukee Bucks
Scores and Schedule
|May 15, 2015
|Eastern Conf Semifinals: Atlanta Hawks - Washington Wizards - Game 6
|94 - 91
|May 13, 2015
|Eastern Conf Semifinals: Washington Wizards - Atlanta Hawks - Game 5
|81 - 82
|May 11, 2015
|Eastern Conf Semifinals: Atlanta Hawks - Washington Wizards - Game 4
|106 - 101
|May 9, 2015
|Eastern Conf Semifinals: Atlanta Hawks - Washington Wizards - Game 3
|101 - 103
|Apr 26, 2015
|Eastern Conf Quarterfinals: Toronto Raptors - Washington Wizards - Game 4
|94 - 125
|Apr 24, 2015
|Eastern Conf Quarterfinals: Toronto Raptors - Washington Wizards - Game 3
|99 - 106
|Apr 21, 2015
|Eastern Conf Quarterfinals: Washington Wizards - Toronto Raptors - Game 2
|117 - 106
|Apr 18, 2015
|Eastern Conf Quarterfinals: Washington Wizards - Toronto Raptors - Game 1
|93 - 86
|Apr 15, 2015
|Washington Wizards - Cleveland Cavaliers
|108 - 113
|Apr 14, 2015
|Washington Wizards - Indiana Pacers
|95 - 99
|Apr 12, 2015
|Atlanta Hawks - Washington Wizards
|99 - 108
|Apr 10, 2015
|Washington Wizards - Brooklyn Nets
|80 - 117
|Apr 8, 2015
|Washington Wizards - Philadelphia 76ers
|119 - 90
|Apr 4, 2015
|Washington Wizards - Memphis Grizzlies
|92 - 83
|Apr 3, 2015
|New York Knicks - Washington Wizards
|87 - 101
|Apr 1, 2015
|Philadelphia 76ers - Washington Wizards
|93 - 106
|Mar 29, 2015
|Houston Rockets - Washington Wizards
|99 - 91
|Average Price
|Trail Blazers


text:
New and Used Dodge, Ram, Chrysler and Jeep Dealership in Huntington, NY
If you are a Long Island Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep or Ram enthusiast looking for a new or used vehicle, you're in the right spot! Huntington Jeep Chrysler Dodge Ram offers an extensive selection of new cars, trucks, SUVs and crossovers as well as a wide selection of reliable used models. We also provide Huntington Bay and Oyster Bay drivers with Ram and Chrysler service and Jeep and Dodge parts.
We understand that every Melville, Deer Park and East Northport driver shops differently for a vehicle, and we're happy to accommodate those differences at Huntington Jeep Chrysler Dodge Ram. Come explore our new Dodge and Jeep inventory, which includes models such as the new Jeep Grand Cherokee, Ram 1500, Dodge Durango and Chrysler 200. Are you looking for a highly affordable car, truck or SUV near Commack or Westbury? Our Suffolk County Dodge, Jeep, Ram and Chrysler dealership has a dynamic collection of hand-picked used Ram and Chrysler vehicles that look and drive like new.
Whatever you prefer, our expert staff is renowned for being able to listen to drivers' needs and help them find just the right car, truck or SUV to suit their lifestyle and budget. We encourage all drivers in and around Long Island to visit our Chrysler, Dodge, Ram and Jeep dealership in Huntington, New York, today!
More About Our Long Island Car Dealership
Whether you're leasing a new car or buying used, Huntington Jeep Chrysler Dodge Ram is here to get you into the driver's seat as quickly and with as little stress as possible. Our financial specialists are committed to helping you secure a loan, no matter what your current credit is, so stop by or call to speak with one of our friendly salespeople.
New models, used cars and auto financing are only part of the equation here at our NY Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge and Ram dealership. To ensure optimal long-term vehicle operation, we also offer an assortment of OEM Jeep and Jeep and Ram parts, and we deliver elite Chrysler and Dodge service for Long Island drivers, too.
Our facility is conveniently located at 1220 East Jericho Turnpike in Huntington, NY. We're excited to help you own the new or used Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep or Ram of your dreams, so visit Huntington Jeep Chrysler Dodge Ram today!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
"Pay-per-click advertising is the greatest direct response medium ever created. "
This has been stated over and over by more than one national magazine, newspaper, and business guru. Some business owners have pay-per-click marketing to thank for their entire existence and growth, while others have replaced their traditional advertising budget at a fraction of the cost to advertise online with better results. Although social media marketing has changed the playing field, search engines still bring 70-90% of all traffic or visitors to websites on average. Targeted traffic is the key difference between casual browsers window shopping on your website versus attracting hot leads and prospects likely to contact and buy from you.
What is Pay-per-click Advertising?
Pay-per-click, or "Sponsored Link," advertising examples can be seen at the top and along the right side of the natural search engine results on most major search engines. Pay-per-click or PPC ads, can also be served contextually, appearing next to relevant content on articles, blogs, and online news sources. These newspaper classifieds-style text ads appear based on keywords being bid on in an auction-style format. Generally, the higher your maximum reserve bid, the higher in rank your ad appears. The Marketing Zen Group can increase your position over your competitors at lower cost-per-click by implementing proven tactics increasing the quality of your account and reward by the search engine PPC platform.
Benefits of Pay-per-click Advertising
- Only pay-per-click, not charged based on eyeballs.
- Achieve instant traffic instead of waiting for months.
- Tie clicks to actions: form submissions, important pageview, white paper downloads.
- Attract targeted visitors based on search query & keyword intent.
- Gain market research quickly & customer knowledge.
- Gives ability to test & constantly improve by A/B split testing ads.
- Highly trackable purchase patterns down to the campaign, keyword, ad, showing you what keywords work.
Pay-per-click Program Platforms
Using The Marketing Zen Group's nearly five years and over a million dollars in management experience, we can easily show you for every dollar spend, you'll receive X number of new potential clients. We have experience using popular pay-per-click platforms like Google AdWords and Bing AdCenter, as well as second tier platforms like Ask.com and Business.com.
Professional Pay-per-click Management
We professionally design your campaigns, adgroups, and keywords from the ground up with ROI in mind, structuring the account in a proven format to bring you leads and phone calls while SEO is taking effect. With almost five years of experience, we've learned all the common mistakes and have the know-how to get your pay-per-click campaign profitable quickly.
Our PPC services do all the heavy lifting, including:
- Keyword generation
- Keyword bid management
- Writing & tweaking ad creative
- Keyword to landing page match
- Conversion set-up & tracking
- Local search geo-targeting
Contact The Marketing Zen Group today for your free pay-per-click consultation.


text:
The Sony hack, the latest in a wave of company security breaches, exposed months of employee emails. Other hacks have given attackers access to sensitive information about a company and its customers, such as credit-card numbers and email addresses. One way hackers can sneak into a company is by sending fake emails with malicious links to employee inboxes.
Cynthia A. LiddyHILLSDALE — Cynthia A. Liddy, 52, of Hillsdale, passed away Dec. 13, 2014 at home under the care of her loving family. She enjoyed fishing and playing pool, she was a loving mother and a...
One expert address the causes behind holiday-season migraines.
For Christmas tree decorations, homemade usually trumps store-bought.
Tips from moms on how to keep Dec. 31 from being just another night.
One expert address the causes behind holiday-season migraines.
[WARNING: The following story contains spoilers about Friday's season finale of The Amazing Race. Read at your own risk.] After logging in more than 26,000 miles in eight countries, wrestlers
Hello! There's an old song titled "California Here I Come" - well, that's where we went for a short family vacation recently. We were in the San Fransisco area from last Saturday night...
When O.J. Simpson was on trial for the murder of his wife, he could really have used a best friend. And in Ryan Murphy's true-crime drama�
- Events Calendar


text: According to Twitter, I'm the Lorax of Cisco Collaboration Solutions Marketing. I speak for the trees! Well, really I speak for users. I focus on business and human aspects of collaboration technology in the business environment. Prior to joining Cisco in 2000, I spent a "significant number of years" as an editor for technology publications at McGraw-Hill, Ziff-Davis, and Oracle.


text:
I've been developing for Android for about 2 years (and ~1 year for iOS), releasing freeware and open source applications (mostly because my AdSense account was disabled in 2010), but recently I had an idea for a great app that I wanted to get some money, since it would take some effort to develop and also I would like to test this "commercial" model to know if this could make me invest more time improving and making my apps better.
Since my AdSense account was disabled and then I'll not be about to sell it on the Google Play Store, I thought about making it a donationware so I would distribute it for free (and probably open source too) and users that really liked the app and wanted to give me a thanks and a incentive to continue developing it could donate any amount of money.
So, what's your experience with donationware? Is it worth compared to paid apps?


text:
The internationally lauded 'PayPal 14′ are due in San Francisco Federal Court (450 Golden Gate Avenue or 90 7th Street on the corner of Mission and 7th Streets??) on Monday, March 1, 2013 and Anonymous is calling for a rally all day beginning at 8:30am to support the online heros who allegedly dared to act against the gross media censorship by e-Bay's subsidiary PayPal after terminating it's donation processing service for Wikileaks' when nation-states began targeting them for revealing international war crimes and crimes against humanity from the Bush-era of the "War on Terra"
The defendants were arrested in July of 2011 after PayPal reportedly suffered 3.5 million pounds in damages in 2010 due to a cyber-sit-in or DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack on their website. The incident was allegedly a response to the online giant's unprecedented decision to cut off journalists Julian Assange and Wikileaks from revenue and legal defense funds.
Though the Federal Gov't has been calling Julian Assange a terrorist and finally beginning to try Bradley Manning for espionage charges after 1000 days in cruel confinement, the public by and large considers the Bradley Manning/Wikileaks leak, including Collateral Murder, to be an act of whistleblowing and journalism on crimes against humanity. Similarly, the European Human Rights Court recently found the CIA guilty of torturing and sodomizing German Citizen Mr. el-Masri after subjecting him to illegal extraordinary rendition in a case of mistaken identity.
Last week in San Jose the defendants plead Not Guilty to the two felonies against them carrying maximum penalties of 15 years in prison and $500,000 fines. On March 1, they reportedly will be meeting one by one with a judge "who will weigh out whether the gov't, or us for the matter, have a strong case."
Please come show your support for whistleblowers, First Amendment Rights and their heroic defenders.
Bring your mask…and maybe a sign.


text:
Outflows from U.S. stock funds dwindled to a relatively tame $481 million the week ended Nov. 28, according to the latest statistics from the Investment Company Institute. The $481 million in estimated outflows, a fraction of the $7.5 billion withdrawn a week earlier, is the smallest weekly outflow since mid-July, when the funds posted a $95 million inflow.
All Bank Investment Consultant articles are archived after 7 days. REGISTER NOW for unlimited access to all recently archived articles, as well as thousands of searchable stories. Registered Members also gain access to exclusive industry white paper downloads, web seminars, blog discussions, the iPad App, CE Exams, and conference discounts. Qualified members may also choose to receive our free monthly magazine and any of our daily or weekly e-newsletters covering the latest breaking news, opinions from industry leaders, developing trends and growth strategies.