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<p>Crispin Sheridan has a <a href="http://www.clickz.com/3639743" target="_blank">great piece </a>about how to leverage data and analysis from both PPC and SEO &#8211; areas that should never operate as separate silos.</p>
<p>Both have their advantages and drawbacks; together they can make any online marketing program more powerful and worth the cost.</p>
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