HOW WE WORK
Paid Search Campaigns with blue media
blue media has been providing SEM Services since 2003 and is located in San Diego, California. But what else makes us special and different compared to other agencies?
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Big Enterprises
One of our main USPs in the SEM business is that we’ve worked with big brands over the years. While it’s hard for smaller local Pay Per Click advertising agencies to get their hands on big enterprises, blue media has been serving companies such as T-Mobile, Tabasco, and Bayer over the years. This is one of the main distinguishing characteristics between us and other Paid Search agencies. We simply know what works, and have the research and results to prove it. -
Small Businesses
We’ve helped startups become market leaders by providing specific banner campaigns, target audience research, and GEO based targeting while utilizing our PPC/SEM knowledge. In fact blue media has lots of successful stories to tell. -
Holistic Search Engine Marketing
For the most part our USP is that we do not offer packaged PPC services and do not use automated bidding tools, but rather, manually review all ads and ad campaigns. Every Paid Search effort is a tailored solution that aligns with your business and strategy when you work with blue media.
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Our headquarters is located in sunny San Diego, California, but we serve businesses all around the United States.
We also have many international clients in Europe such as in Germany, the United Kingdom, and Ireland.
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