Over all, PPC's aren't as cheap as they used to be. But there are still some real deals out there. Try to get keywords that your customers use to describe a site like yours. Keep in mind that regular customers may not use same term that professionals in your industry use.

PPC's can send hundreds, even thousands of visitors to your site. You can increase sales by carefully matching your PPC ad to web page people will be clicking to. Make sure web page corresponds exactly with ad. If people read one thing in ad, then another when they get to site, they will click away without even considering your offer.

3. Start your own email newsletter and build your in-house email list. I know dozens of small businesses who earn outstanding incomes strictly off their newsletter. It's probably most powerful business builder on Internet.

Put a sign-up form on your web site and get all those people coming from search engines to subscribe. This is critical. Prospects usually have to hear from you several times before they come back and buy. Your newsletter keeps your name and information in front of all your visitors and prospects, week after week, until they are ready to make a purchase.

Speed up process of building your newsletter opt-in list by putting your sign-up form on other sites similar to yours. There are cooperative systems that will help you do this, or simply approach other sites with your offer.

6. Place a few inexpensive glass balls in a bowl and embellish with a few sprigs of greenery or some leftover ribbon. If you don't have an extra bowl (it is holidays, after all!) try decoupaging a box with leftover Christmas wrap, or cover with a little fabric and glue.

7. Take down your pictures and wrap them like a gift, then hang them back on wall for great holiday cheer! You don't have to do this all around house, how about just in entry, or maybe dining room?

8. Tie greens or ornaments to chandelier with a little Christmas ribbon, just make sure they don't hang low enough for any candles on table to catch them on fire.

9. Make your own gift tags out of leftover paper. Ok, this is not a new idea, but try punching it up a bit. Add details by layering shapes over base paper, use paper punches and scalloped scrapbooking scissors to add style, use a gold calligraphy pen to add names. Or use scalloped scissors to make old holiday cards into tags.

10. Sponge stars or other seasonal shapes on your window with paint! No, I’m not nuts. Just add a teaspoon or so of liquid dish soap to acrylic craft paint, (I like white or gold metallic) and after holidays you should be able to wash it off with window cleaner. Use a non- scratching dish scrubber if you come across a stubborn spot.

There it is, 10 best budget decorating ideas for Holiday decorating! Always remember most important reason we celebrate, and reason we take time to make our homes warm and inviting…our loved ones! Have a wonderful holiday season!