Will running a google Adwords campaign HELP in deep linking your website? I started running a campaign about a week ago and was wondering if this was an added beneifit. (not to mention all the traffic) I'm seeing more traffic than before on other pages that are not part of the campaign.

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Originally Posted by DAllen

Will running a google Adwords campaign HELP in deep linking your website? I started running a campaign about a week ago and was wondering if this was an added beneifit. (not to mention all the traffic) I'm seeing more traffic than before on other pages that are not part of the campaign.

Google AdWords lets you drive traffic to your web site rapidly. A rough-and-ready Google AdWords campaign can be set-up in a few hours and made live so that traffic is immediately being delivered to your web site.

Compare this to SEO which can take months before natural search engine traffic is gained. The speed of deployment of Google AdWords enables you to test new ideas rapidly to determine if there is a market for them.

But I don't think it helps much in the deep link thing.

Not directly at all. But assuming that you have some serious content on your webpage, people might search for your website later on, press on the link and thereby look like a bigger and more attractive from googles eyes.

A nice way to deep link is to create a ppc campaign for every article say for instance an article about acne treatment, create 1 to 2 campaigns directed to this article posted in your site.

I don't understand? Doesn't google discount all paid links (and their own would be the easiest to identify)

Deep linking is allow in directories or not. and want to know that how i promote my site inner pages.

An adwords ad does not count as a link if thats what youre asking.

Originally Posted by DAllen

Will running a google Adwords campaign HELP in deep linking your website? I started running a campaign about a week ago and was wondering if this was an added beneifit. (not to mention all the traffic) I'm seeing more traffic than before on other pages that are not part of the campaign.

Adwords has no effect on your site rankings. It also doesn't add deep link to your site.

Originally Posted by Jenie0109

Adwords has no effect on your site rankings. It also doesn't add deep link to your site.

Correct, while Adwords is fantastic for getting targeted traffic sent to your website... simply having an active Adwords campaign won't boost your site's search engine ranking or add any kind of link juice.

The goolge assuming that you have some serious content on your webpage, people might search for your website later on, press on the link and thereby look like a bigger and more attractive from googles eyes

Originally Posted by glitzkrieg

Google AdWords lets you drive traffic to your web site rapidly. A rough-and-ready Google AdWords campaign can be set-up in a few hours and made live so that traffic is immediately being delivered to your web site.

Compare this to SEO which can take months before natural search engine traffic is gained. The speed of deployment of Google AdWords enables you to test new ideas rapidly to determine if there is a market for them.

But I don't think it helps much in the deep link thing.

if you have enough budget, you can use adwords

Deep Linking is where you link each of your related articles aside from your homepage. This can help your single pages rank much higher for that keyword. By doing this (linking each of your related articles), search engines will know that you have a lot of good content.

That is why, it is not a good idea to always link it to your homepage because search engines will think that you don’t have much content because it always link to your homepage.

Originally Posted by DAllen

Will running a google Adwords campaign HELP in deep linking your website? I started running a campaign about a week ago and was wondering if this was an added beneifit. (not to mention all the traffic) I'm seeing more traffic than before on other pages that are not part of the campaign.

Adwords helps your site/pages to get lot of visibility. This can help you get some backlinks to your site/pages is people seeing your site find something especial about your site. I guess things pretty much depend on the Niche of your site. If the people coming to your site via Adwords campaign are people who do not use much internet and are not webmasters: such people will most probably not place your site/page link anywhere on the internet.

Continue what you are doing. Deep linking gives lots of benefits in your site.

Adwords would'nt have any effect on your site structure or deep linking for that matter. It could only affect your site traffic and visibility in the web..

Linking to a web page other than a site's home page.

Deep linking, on the WWW, is making a hyperlink that points to a specific page or image on another website, instead of that website's main or home page. Such links are called deep links. The technology behind the World Wide Web, the HTTP, does not actually make any distinction between "deep" links and any other links—all links are functionally equal. This is intentional; one of the designed purposes of the Web is to allow authors to link to any published document on another site

Originally Posted by DAllen

Will running a google Adwords campaign HELP in deep linking your website? I started running a campaign about a week ago and was wondering if this was an added beneifit. (not to mention all the traffic) I'm seeing more traffic than before on other pages that are not part of the campaign.

There is no benefit to indexing by running an Adwords campaign. As some posters have said, "deep linking" is really the practice of linking to specific pages on your site rather than your homepage, and the further assumption for SEO is using that page's target keyword as link text.

Having paid traffic inbound to a specific page may boost traffic to other pages as visitors move around the site, but will have no affect on the indexing of other pages in the site. You may also find that if you have sufficiently relevant content on other pages, visitors may add links to those pages on their own websites (that's the theory, anyway).

The best ways to track what is happening and why pages are being visited more/less is to use both Google Analytics and your server logs (some CMS offer tracking as well).

HTH

No, I don't think Google Adwords links would be treated as backlinks to your sites by Google. Of course, it do increase your traffic and sales directly if you are skillful.