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noreply@blogger.com (Brent Lane) — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 18:34:00 +0000

PLR Products review can get you into almost any market out there. You can find products to sell, content that was written by someone else and many other physical products as well.

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Private Label Rights review subject is published material that is offered to more than one human being for their be in possession of practise. The rights allowed can range from the proper to function the info for confidential function merely, to allowing the human being to place their cite on it, transform it, trade it and resell it. The after that section leaves a more extensive description of rights.

You are probably already familiar with personal label rights merchandise. If you have always been in a grocery shop or drugstore, you have noticed the shop brand lasts sold after that to the national brand of medicines, canned foods, toilet report and a good amount of last merchandise. Those are personal label merchandise.

That should show you what the true definition is of PLR products.

Here is an example of how to properly use PLR products:

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information and then create the desire for more information.

You see this every night on the evening news - more at 10 PM!

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7 Things to Avoid with a Google Adwords Campaign

noreply@blogger.com (Brent Lane) — Fri, 26 Dec 2008 22:31:00 +0000

The 7 Mistakes That Kill Your Google AdWords CampaigThe 7 Mistakes That Kill Your Google AdWords Campaign

By Claire Jarrett

Discover the 7 common mistakes that most newcomers make when starting an AdWords campaign. Even if you are more experienced, read on as many existing clients have been discovered making these mistakes.

Mistake Number 1: Creating 1 Generic Advert for your entire AdWords Account
A common error is to set up one advert, probably the same one you created when you first set up your Google AdWords Account. Example:

Virtual Office
temporary staffing, virtual office
registered office, mail forwarding
freelanceofficeservices.co.uk

The advert above is trying to advertise several services in just one advert: temporary staffing, virtual office services, registered office services as well as mail forwarding.

So, don't try to fit as many keywords as possible in your advert text. Aim to set up one Ad Group with its own separate advert text for each product or service that you offer.

Mistake Number 2: Not measuring Conversions

It is important to check that your advertising is producing results to allow you to make decisions about whether your Campaigns are working. Internet marketing is highly traceable, so take advantage of this fact. Use a tracking package such as Google Analytics and install tracking code on each page of your webpage where a conversion occurs. Examples of conversions include:

• Purchases
• Sign ups
• Call Back requests
• PDF document downloads

It is useful to note that you can assign nominal values to conversions to allow you effectively measure your Return on Investment. For example, if you normally convert 25% of your Call Back requests into clients, and a new client is worth £1000 to you, a Call Back conversion would be worth £250.

Mistake Number 3: Putting your company name as your advert headline

When creating your first Campaign, it is a common error to place your company name as the advert headline. Your advert headline should contain what your visitor wants. Ensure it contains the keywords that relate to 1 specific Ad Group only! For example:

Bouncy Castles
Hire A Bouncy Castle From £45
Many Different Sizes Available

Aim to match your headline to just the single product or service you are advertising in that particular Ad Group. This will ensure your visitor wants to click on your advert, as it matches what they were searching for.

Mistake Number 4: Directing people to the homepage of your website

A common error is to send visitors to your homepage when they click your advert. People are lazy and have limited attention spans. Show them what they wanted to find, and quickly! You have just a few seconds until they hit the Back Button...... Your aim is to send people to a tightly focused landing page that specifically relates to that single product or service only.

Mistake Number 5: Choosing the wrong number of keywords

Novice marketers often choose just a few keywords for their products and services. These keywords will normally be ones they thought of themselves. The disadvantage is that many of your potential visitors do not think the same way as you do! To overcome this, use a keyword tool (such as the free Google Keyword Tool, which is sufficient for most people's needs) and generate as many related keywords as you can. Select out the ones that are very similar to your original keyword phrase.

The reverse problem is when people use a keyword tool and generate more than 100 keywords for just 1 Ad Group. To combat this type of error, ensure you choose only closely related keywords from the suggestions generated by the keyword tool. For keywords you would like to include, but realise are not so closely related, place them into their own Ad Group instead.

Mistake Number 6: Failing to use Negative Keywords

If you do not want to attract a certain type of traffic, you can avoid them seeing your adverts. For example, you might wish to dissuade people from visiting your website who are looking for "free" or "cheap" items. The way around this is to ensure you include negative keywords.
If they aren't likely to buy, why bring them to your site?

Mistake Number 7: Leaving the Content Network on

Google's default setting is to leave the Content Network on. This means your adverts will be showing on other people's websites throughout the Internet. This will lead to people clicking on your advert who are not interested in buying. Avoid wasting your money. Turn the Content Network off. If you are really interested in making the Content Network work for you, invest some time learning how to use this form of marketing effectively.

Notes for editors: Claire Jarrett is an AdWords Professional, Qualified Teacher and Experienced AdWords Trainer with Computer Training Solutions. She is the lead Trainer on the highly rated DVD course "Master AdWords!" recently released by Computer Training Solutions. Claire is also the managing director of Computer Training Solutions in Bristol, Solihull and Bracknell. Claire offers Google AdWords DVD Courses call 0800 019 6882 for more details.

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How a Beginners Can Earn Money With PPC Within 24 Hours

noreply@blogger.com (Brent Lane) — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 22:23:00 +0000

Beginners Can Earn Money With PPC Within 24 Hours - What Experts Never ReveaBeginners Can Earn Money With PPC Within 24 Hours - What Experts Never Reveal

By Vivek Sappal

Pay per click (PPC) is an area in internet marketing that is difficult to master by a beginner. That is why people keep themselves busy in blogging, website designing and forums which have little dividends for beginners. In this article, author reveals how a beginner can easily place bids on and earn money with ppc in a very short time.

In this system, you choose a search engine, (most people use google and yahoo search), and publish advertisement of your product or service by paying fee to search engine on per click basis. The fee is based on a bidding system. You need to choose your keywords on which you place your bid. If the keyword is highly competitive / in demand, the bid is costly and if you choose a keyword or phrase smartly which is not much in use but still takes the visitor to your product page, you pay meager amount in cents. So you can earn money using PPC easily to your advantage.

When a beginner joins a program to learn how to make money on the internet, so called experts flood his computer with free eBooks and reports, the material which mostly wastes time and sits on hard disk.This material is mostly repeat and rehashed. They make you buy their study, training and website building stuff and themselves keep doing highly important money making endeavors (they run several PPC campaigns in different countries at a time). That is OK too but why don't they teach others straightforward things so that beginners can get also get started quickly?

Putting the point straight, pay-per-click is the quickest way for anyone to get started and earn money within days. How do we accomplish that?

Join a good affiliate program which you feel is hot on the basis of your internet research. Weave PPC advertisement (campaign) around the product. You can find everything on the official website of google about setting up PPC campaigns. You can read few good articles on the internet to expand your knowledge base. If you still need more explanation, you can buy an authority ebook which tell you everything on the subject in simplified words. If you have one good ebook, you won't need to waste your time in searching other material. After reading everything about PPC, you just research some sponsored results on the internet, how other people are writing their ads. You can have a good idea after viewing other people's advertisements.

PPC is the easiest way to start earning money quickly. When thousands others can make money on the internet, why cannot you? In brief, Select a product, write an ad and keep other information handy. Then register with search engine and start your PPC campaign. This way you will be spending little money say about ten dollars to test your skill. Who knows your campaign can be successful and you start making money as quickly as in 24 hours.

It is high time that if you are a beginner or newbie, you wake up and be on real ground. Make plans how you can earn real money on the internet with PPC. All other exercises are just waste of time and resources. To repeat, PPC is the easiest and proven to make money on the internet quickly. In the coming times the competition is getting tougher and it is right time to get started to make money with PPC.

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Is Google Adword Worth It?

noreply@blogger.com (Brent Lane) — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 22:19:00 +0000

About Google Ad Words - Does it Really WorAbout Google Ad Words - Does it Really Work

By Mark A. Abrahams

Google is an internet giant that moves much of the web traffic on a minute by minute basis. A billion dollar per year business, they have a good method for distributing information and delivering visitors to the appropriate site. They have one of the best names in the market and it is because of their great programs that allow businesses to advertise relatively inexpensive. Ad word ads are great ways to get the word out and put the opportunity to those that may be looking for just that product or service.

Ad word ads are short advertisements that are placed in respective areas based on keywords or phrases that individuals search for. When a web surfer is looking for the term "golf" they will come up with thousands of hits based on the word golf. Along the side bar of the search engine there are many ads that have one or two lined text advertisements. These companies have bid for placement and in hopes that the surfer will choose their advertisement to click on. Since these spots are bid on they can sometimes be difficult to get good placement, especially on a limited budget.

Having the correct keywords is the key to success, just about as much as the budget itself. If the keywords are not relevant or what surfers are searching for, business will be diverted to another site. It is important to do the research on the appropriate keywords and choose them accordingly. These phrases and words are the backbone of the business, so keep that in mind as you market.

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Cutting Adwords Costs by 80% in 3 months.

noreply@blogger.com (Brent Lane) — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 21:13:00 +0000

Internet Presence - How to Slash Google Adword Cost By 80% In 3 MonthInternet Presence - How to Slash Google Adword Cost By 80% In 3 Months

By Ron Bates

Establishing and/or increasing your visible Internet presence is easier than most SEO experts would want you to believe. Increasing hit traffic to your site and ranking higher in Google also does not have to be a costly endeavor. You also don't need to be a technical wiz-kid to realize the results you're looking to achieve.

I recently read a blog post by Nazir Daud where he discussed how he slashed his Google Adwords cost by 80% in 3 months by taking advantage of some very simply principles.

David implemented the same simply principles that I've discussed in previous Internet presence articles.

In his blog post David states that he published lots of keyword rich content, containing links back to his homepage, on a highly trafficed professional networking site that has a lot of constantly changing blog content. He also leveraged the ability to post in the site's "marketplace".

As a result, Google indexes all of the content, and links back to his homepage, and drives the ranking of his homepage consistently higher by creating keyword associations with those links.

Note, this is not about simply creating and publishing content anywhere on the Internet.

The key is publishing content on a highly trafficed professional networking site that has a lot of constantly changing blog content. Why? Because Google loves these sites. Content on sites like this consistently rank higher than other content in Google.

More importantly, links to other sites are also indexed by Google, and as a result of being found on a highly trafficed professional networking site that has a lot of constantly changing blog content, the content behind those links are also driven higher in ranking.

After only 3 months of effort in a highly competitive space, Nazir goes on to explain that 80% of his traffic is free and his home page has a Google ranking of 4.

You can read in detail about how to implement these simple principles in my Internet Presence: Case Study - Recipe for Success. This case study discusses how I drove the home page of Search Advantage to the first page of Google in 30 days against the keyword phrase: Internet Presence

The great thing about all of this is you don't have to be a technologist or an SEO expert to implement any of it. Anyone can build a visible Internet presence. These principles are extremely powerful way to drive any content higher in search engine ranking against associated keyword phrases. This applies not only to keyword phrases associated with your business offerings, but it also applies to the very special keyword phrase that is your name.

What's even better is that the cost associated with this is simply the price of membership on a highly trafficed professional networking site that has a lot of constantly changing blog content. Compared to the costs associated with Google Adwords, this is about as close to free as you can get.

Whether you are simply trying to create more visible to for your business, or you are trying to create more visibility for yourself as a business professional, there isn't a business or business professional on the planet that wouldn't benefit from a more visible Internet presence.

An expert in mission critical retained executive search, Ron Bates is a Managing Principal with the retained executive search firm Executive Advantage Group, Inc. (http://www.executive-advantage.com).

Ron has also coached former SAP, E&Y, Oracle, WorldCom, et al. executives responsible for multi-billion dollar business units, and co-founded http://www.CV-Advantage.com, a self-guided executive coaching process and resume development toolset.

As a recognized talent assessment, deployment and development expert, Ron has been an invited speaker at venues such as the Marketing Executive Networking Group, British America Business Council, Expert Connections, Business of Success radio, a regular on Netshare's "Ask the Coach", and most recently Ron's interview was included in Leadership Without Borders: Successful Strategies From World-Class Leaders, by Ed Cohen, © 2007 John Wiley & Sons. With +34,000 direct on-line professional networking platform contacts, Ron has been referred to as "the most connected man on Earth."

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How Local Businesses Can Use PPC

noreply@blogger.com (Brent Lane) — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 21:16:00 +0000

How Local Businesses Can Use PP

How Local Businesses Can Use PPC
By Mark Kimathi

Using the internet for local businesses can be a challenge. This is mainly because the internet is world wide, yet you only need an audience from just a particular territory. It gets even worse when you use PPC and have to pay for the traffic or visitors coming to your site. Untargeted visitors mean you spend money on visitors who have no hope of becoming customers.

Again, we will use Google's PPC, Adword as the example by the fact that it is the leading PPC and probably the most advanced. Adword gives four main ways in which you can specifically target your audience, nearly anywhere in the world.

The first is the use of keyword matching. Keyword matching helps you as an advertiser to specifically target visitors that query particular terms.

For example, if you market a foundation that offers doctoral scholarships, then you want your ads to appear every time someone searches for "doctoral scholarships"; and similar terms; and not any other kinds of scholarships. With keyword matching, you are able to select the exact keyword terms that you would want your ads to appear to.

The second means of specifically targeting your prospects is by use of location targeting. You can literally target your adverts to over 100 countries in the world. This means if your ads only appeal to a Kenyan audience, then you can show your adverts only in Kenya.

A good example is for the Payday Loans business. These are short terms loan of about two weeks that are offered to citizens in the U.S, Canada, U.K and Australia based on ones payday check. It is a no hassle personal loan requiring only proof of a paycheck to get.

However companies that offer these services are very specific in their offers. They are confined to their countries of operations. For such a company allowing their adverts to show when someone searches for "payday loans" in Kenya is really a waste of money as a Kenyan is really an untargeted audience.

The third is language. Adword does not translate adverts. So if you write an ad in English and elect for it to show in China, the advert will still show in English. However if you writer your ad in Spanish or Swahili for that matter and elect for it to show based on language, the ad will only show to the Spanish or Swahili speaking nations.

Even more importantly, the Google system will detect the default language of the user and display the appropriate advert. This is handy in reaching a market that shares a language.

The fourth and last is targeting using specified websites. This is called site-targeting. You can choose to have your advert to display in specific websites.

For example, Mchogwano or Mwafrika are sites commonly visited by Kenyan Youth. If your offer particularly appeals to this market you can have your ads specifically showing within this websites. But note that the selected site should be in partnership with Google and hence in its content network.

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Pay Per Click Campaign - Learning From Real Life

noreply@blogger.com (Brent Lane) — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 21:04:00 +0000

Pay Per Click Campaign - Learning From Real L

Pay Per Click Campaign - Learning From Real Life
By Kerry Finch

Just as you would of any new skill, when you are learning about Pay Per Click campaigns, it is useful to have a mentor who has done it all before.

When you are trying to perfect a sport there is very likely someone in that field that you would like to emulate. Playwrights might admire Shakespeare, and physicists might look up to Newton or Einstein.

Whatever the field, there is probably somebody who has done this sort of thing before and it will be helpful to your learning process to look at that person's career and see where things went right and where things went wrong.

The same is true for the world of business, and this is particularly true for internet business. Should you be able to track how other websites fail or succeed, it would provide you with great guidelines to follow when building your own projects.

Learning about the secrets of PPC

In order to effectively learn from Pay Per Click campaigns, you must first at least know the basics of how they work.

Now, there are educational products available that will not only teach you such basics, but the will also include data about actual real-life successful campaigns. These types of programs are wonderful sources of information and it is highly recommended that you try at least one of the most highly regarded ones along the way.

If you don't want to use an educational product like this and would instead prefer to learn by watching actual current websites and how they operate, then there are a couple things that you need to be ready for.

First of all, this is a long process. The factors that determine whether a business fails or succeeds are not apparent on a day to day basis, but rather in cumulative observations over weeks or months, and sometimes years.

This is not to say that you can't learn anything by watching websites for only a few days, but it is a warning that PPC (Pay Per Click) Professionals have been watching industry trends for years and have the benefit of that experience.

Use the right language

When looking at advertisements and websites, make note of how the ads are worded and what words are actually being used. Effective ads usually include a "call to action" (like, "Click Here Now!") and are written in language relevant to the desired demographic.

If you are advertising to literature majors, then you don't want to write ads in language suitable for a five-year-old, and vice versa. With a little time, you'll be able to figure out the trends of advertising and apply them to your own pay per click campaign, and all without spending a lot of money on a PPC professional.

Get lessons from an expert!

The best way to short cut this process however is to get hold of a quality resource that will take you step by step through the PPC Campaigns process, preferably with a real case study as an example - this makes it 'real'.

Kerry Finch is a full time internet marketer and writer who researches the latest markets techniques in IM. See her recommendation on Pay Per Click training.

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5 Hot PPC Marketing Training Tips

noreply@blogger.com (Brent Lane) — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 20:48:00 +0000

5 Hot PPC Marketing Training T5 Hot PPC Marketing Training Tips

By Kerry Finch

If you are to be a successful internet marketer, there are a lot of skills that you will need to acquire and learning about pay per click, or PPC Marketing, is just one of them.

You may already have one, or more, of these talents:

* design - to create a beautiful website, or

* writing - that will really sell your product, or

* marketing - to implement the right strategies, or

* technical - to develop an innovative product, or perhaps

* networking - to get other people to sell your product

But, let's face it, there aren't many of us who are blessed with all of them!

One thing that successful internet marketers realized some time ago, was that if you want to develop expertise in an area, you need to learn from the best. This is especially so of PPC marketing.

Pay per click marketing (PPC marketing) is a potentially very lucrative way of generating very targeted traffic to your website, and if done properly, you will not be wasting time and money by just attracting people who are 'browsers'. If you PPC advertisements are put together scientifically, they will be attracting buyers, not just lookers. And a great conversion rate is the goal of any PPC campaign.

With the right training, you will learn how to put the following tips into action.

1. Research your market - know what they are actually looking to buy. Just because your product is great, if it is not what your niche market is looking for, no advertising in the world will generate mega sales.

2. Choose your keywords carefully - and know how to use them for maximum effect. The right keywords will have your prospects clicking on your advertisement before they've even thought about it.

3. Use emotive words in your ad - you don't have much room in PPC advertisements, so every word must be worthwhile.

4. Select the Adwords settings so that they work for you, and not Google! There are some simple tweaks that you need to know about to accomplish this.

5. Monitor and test your PPC ads - you need to know what is working and what isn't. There is a great deal if flexibility with them, so pause unsuccessful ads, and try others.

There is definitely a formula that needs to be followed in order to have a successful pay per click advertising campaign, and it's not difficult to learn.

Like most new learnings in internet marketing however, the tips and tweaks have been discovered by other people through trial and error. Finding one of these people that is willing to share their secrets isn't easy however, but they are out there!

Would you like to know who I think the best is?

Kerry Finch is a full-time writer and marketer, who researches the latest techniques employed in internet marketing, and evolving markets. At http://www.ppcsuccesscoach.com/ you will discover the ONLY PPC training course she recommends - drop in and see for yourself!

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Pay Per Click - Why Keywords Are So Important

noreply@blogger.com (Brent Lane) — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 20:41:00 +0000

Pay Per Click - Why Keywords Are So ImporPay Per Click - Why Keywords Are So Important

By Kerry Finch

Few experienced pay per click (PPC) marketers would argue that the most important component of any PPC advertising campaign is keyword research. Knowing the right keywords should provide the reader with the urge to click on the link to your landing page, without them realizing it.

There is a lot of psychology involved in keyword research, and knowing your niche market has a lot to do with it. You need to know how they speak, how they think and what they need. It sounds difficult, but there is a system to it - and fortunately some experts in the area are willing to share their secrets to PPC success to help those struggling with the process.

Not using the right keywords in your ad will mean that you are going to get a lot of clicks from lookers rather than buyers - and you pay for each click!

There are some great keyword search tools on the market, some are free and some will cost you a small amount. Try the free ones first to see if they deliver what you need - sometimes they are enough, and your own skills in identifying the right ones will develop in time.

You will build a keyword and key phrase list and continually modify it until you have a set of real winners that will convert to sales.

Basic Keywords

These will be those that you have identified as being relevant to your product. Its possible that you won't use all of them in your pay per click campaign, but by inserting them into a keyword tool, you will find similar words and phrases that might be more relevant.

Modifiers

Modifiers enable you to be more specific in your keyword use. For example, if you are selling organic dog food recipes, your key word might have been "dog food" - a modifier would be "recipes" to create "dog food recipes". You can see how this will more closely target people who are searching not for "dog food" but for "dog food recipes".

Long Tail Keywords

To focus with laser like precision you can expand to long tail keywords. In the above example, you could make your key phrase "organic dog food recipes". In so doing, you will not only probably pay less for your clicks, but because it is so specific, you will only pay for clicks from your niche.

Negatives

Using negative keywords rule them out of searches. The most obvious one would be "free". People who put "free" into their search are not buyers are they? So rule them out by identifying "free" as a negative keyword. Many also rule out "discount", "cheap" and "bargain" because such searchers are not serious buyers.

You can also rule out brands that you don't stock. This too will lower your rate of clicks from people who won't be buying from you.

There are strategies for knowing what keywords to use and how to use them to best effect. Its a really good idea to find an expert and learn from them - some are willing to share their tactics, and the ones worth following are those that have documented their tactics in a proper training course. Learning the secrets to pay per click marketing is something all internet marketers should seriously consider as part of their marketing plan.

Kerry Finch is a full time writer and researcher with a particular interest in internet marketing topics and alternative markets. So why not find out which expert is top of her list for Pay Per Click training?

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Pay Per Click - Why Keywords Are So Important

noreply@blogger.com (Brent Lane) — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 20:41:00 +0000

Pay Per Click - Why Keywords Are So Important

Pay Per Click - Why Keywords Are So Important
By Kerry Finch

Not using the right keywords in your ad will mean that you are going to get a lot of clicks from lookers rather than buyers - and you pay for each click!

You will build a keyword and key phrase list and continually modify it until you have a set of real winners that will convert to sales.

Basic Keywords

Modifiers

Long Tail Keywords

Negatives

You can also rule out brands that you don't stock. This too will lower your rate of clicks from people who won't be buying from you.

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noreply@blogger.com (Brent Lane) — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 03:11:00 +0000

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Google AdWords - Direct Linking Or Landing Page?

noreply@blogger.com (Brent Lane) — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 01:00:00 +0000

Most of the affiliate marketing that I do is organic search traffic, not paid traffic. I try not to rely on sources that require payment in order to drive traffic. That's just my personal budgetary preference, though, since paid traffic does, indeed, work...if you know what you're doing. You can lose your shirt if you make some rookie mistakes.

When starting out with paid traffic, one question that arises is, "Do I direct link to the affiliate page or create my own landing page?"

To create a Google ad, you have to put in both a "destination URL" and a "display URL". The display URL is the one that shows on the ad. The destination URL is the link that the click will actually follow. Google's Terms of Use state that the domain on which the visitor ultimately sees after clicking should match the display URL. So, for example,

Direct linking is when the URL that your Google Ad points to is the one that belongs to the affiliate themselves. For example, if I were creating an add for a product at Clickbank, I can create the ad with a destination URL that points to the Clickbank site, with my affiliate ID, but I MUST set the display URL to the domain that belongs to the affiliate, since that's where the person clicking ends up. This is called direct linking. I'm using my ad to drive traffic directly to the affiliate page.

The main advantage of direct linking is that you don't need any programming experience to build your own landing page, and don't need to take the time or invest the cost in creating your own page. For some folks, it's just easier to create a bunch of ads pointing directly to the affiliate page and let it go.

However, there are three disadvantages of direct linking:
1. ad rotation
2. direct traffic
3. some affiliate products restrict direct linking

Google rotates ads that point to the same display URL. If you and 99 other folks are advertising a specific affiliate product, and are all using direct link, you dilute the number of times your ad will be seen. Google will only return one ad per display URL when a search is performed.

Also, a good number of web users will type in the display URL directly to their browser rather than click an ad. (I have two case studies I'll talk about in another article that prove this.) I'm not sure all the reasons why they do this, but some users are wary of ads. They figure that if the site is legitimate, typing the URL directly will take them there. That means you're losing revenue by sending folks directly to the affiliate without ever having your tracking cookie planted.

Lastly, you need to check with the terms for your specific affiliate product. Some don't let you direct link at all, and others restrict the keywords on which you can bid.

With those factors in mind, Direct Linking is already at a disadvantage over pointing clicks to a landing page of your own. There are several other advantages of using your own landing page which I'll discuss in another article.

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How Google AdWords works:

noreply@blogger.com (Brent Lane) — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 00:57:00 +0000

You write your ads and choose keywords or key phrases.

You bid on your chosen keywords or phrases in an attempt to get top placement.

Your ad appears on pages with the keyword you have bid on, if you bid enough.

When a person searches your keyword they have the option of clicking on your ad to learn about you and to purchase what you have available.

Google has a keyword tool that helps you chose appropriate keywords or phrases. It is very easy to use, with easy to understand instructions.

Google helps you design a website for free if you don't already have one. You can use Google AdWords even if you have no website. You just need a product to promote, or choose to promote yourself.

How Google AdWords expands your customer base:

Google's content network partner sites makes popular sites such as AOL, NY Times, etc. available for your ads, meaning quality exposure.

Google's context targeting means your ad will appear next to content that relates to it. For example, if you sell horse blankets, your ad may appear next to an article that discusses horse training. You can also hand-pick sites using placement targeting.

Placement Performance Reports gives you feedback on clicks, impressions, costs, and conversions, enabling you to make intelligent, informed advertising decisions.

The scoop on cost:

You set your own budget. You set a daily maximum amount, and an amount per click. There is no minimum, but you can set maximums so you know exactly what you are going to have to pay.
Google provides traffic statistics and estimated cost for certain keywords so you can make wise choices about keywords and your advertising budget.

You pay only for results. You don't pay for impressions, but only pay when someone clicks on your ad. Though this doesn't necessarily mean a sale, it does prevent paying for your ad appearing without being clicked on.

Location Targeting:

Google AdWords allows you to target only your city, state, or a particular region with a specified distance from you business.

Searches for information about your business give location, contact information, and an image of your choice on a map.

Invalid clicks:

Google has a number of systems in use to detect invalid clicks. They also have hands-on teams that examine click patterns for invalid clicks.

If you have been charged for invalid clicks within a two month period, Google will refund your charges for those clicks.

When your URL is unavailable:

You will still be charged for clicks even if your site is down.

The ability for you to monitor your account means you should be aware of an unavailable URL.
You can pause or delete a campaign at any time so a non-working URL can be detected early and the campaign halted.

The reason for low conversion rates:

High competition can mean low conversion rates. That is why it is important to monitor ROI (Return on Investment) so you can adjust your budget accordingly.

Difficulty in navigating your site can lead to poor conversion rates. It is essential to optimize your site for customer usage, and monitor your conversion rate to indicate any problems. Keywords and ad text may not be coordinated closely enough. This results in your ads being placed on irrelevant sites and on clicks that do not result in sales.

Google AdWords is a much touted method for marketing online. It has it pits and downfalls, as well as its redeeming factors. The key is to monitor, focus, and "tweak" your campaigns daily. You can't just "set it and forget it." You have to stay on top or you can spend a fortune with no return. Handled correctly, Google AdWords can be a source of excellent, targeted, inexpensive advertising.

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Google's Endorsement of "Get Google Ads for FREE!"

noreply@blogger.com (Brent Lane) — Sat, 07 Jun 2008 20:48:00 +0000

My name is Roger Preston, and I am a journalist for various publications in upstate New York, as well as the New England area.

I recently had a chance to interview the fine team of professionals

at WebBusinessSecrets.com whose flagship product is entitled "Get Google Ads Free."

In April of 2007 "Get Google Ads Free" was launched, and the effect was nothing less than equal to "the shot heard around the world!"

Within just weeks people everywhere were talking about it, and other top-notch online marketers were scurrying to sell it as an Affiliate for the company.

But here's a little insight that 99.9% of everyone the world over doesn't know: The Product's greatest endorser is none other than Google itself!

That's right. As shocking as it may seem, Google has NO problem with the course that reveals how anyone can get ads on their search engine for Free!

Now, at this point I know you must be curious as to how such a thing is possible, as Google makes its money from the sale of both AdWords (PPCs) and AdSense (where webmasters allow Google to show their ads on their pages).

One might think that any information that revealed how an advertiser could get their AdWords pay-per-clicks free would be damaging to Google, and therefore Google would not want anyone finding out about it, right?

WRONG! It seems that the secret system developed by the retired native New York doctor contains an interesting "twist" that while allowing advertisers to eliminate their AdWords costs, it does not reduce a single dollar in AdWords revenue for Google.

In fact, just the opposite!

I cannot give away the secret here because that's why it's for sale in the first place.

But I can tell you that with the application of what's inside "Get Google Ads Free" that:

- Google loses NO money

- Google actually can make even more M0NEY!

- Advertisers gain an instant almost unfair advantage over anyone

not knowing what's inside "Get Google Ads Free!"

- Advertisers can now afford to outbid their competition!

- Advertisers are not at risk any longer as their advertising

budgets no longer matter!

Wow! And this is just the beginning!

Now, where's the definitive PROOF that Google endorses the amazing system shown in "Get Google Ads Free?"

I asked this question to company spokesperson and Vice President of Sales & Marketing, Mr Todd Coutrin, to which he responded:

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"We started our launch like we always do with any product online, using Google AdWords to offer our Product.

"We used keywords that contained the word 'free' so we anticipated the usual HOLD these keywords usually cause any campaign using them to experience.

"But when our campaign was paused by Google for a tad more time than what we regularly anticipated, then we got concerned.

"I actually placed a call directly to Google at 1-866-2-GOOGLE and spoke at length with a customer services rep who said she'd check into what was happening.

"She returned my call 16 hours later and informed me that due to the specific nature of the Product in question (i.e., the ebook "Get Google Ads Free!") their team at Google secured the product, read it all the way trough, and then realizing it would NOT hurt their revenue but actually increase it, they immediately un-paused and resumed our ads"

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Amazing! They actually got what amounts to a Signed Certificate of APPROVAL from Google itself!

Therefore, anyone who questions the truth or legality concerning "Get Google Ads Free!" need not fret at all.

Yet, the usual "naysayers" seemed to ignore the obvious fact that if Google had a problem with "Get Google Ads Free!" then we all wouldn't be seeing all the PPC ads at Google each time we type in the keywords and phrases:

- free ads

- free advertising

- "Get Google Ads Free"

- free ppc

- free adwords

And so forth!

Yet, there are many very stubborn, even foolish, among us ...

The "Crybaby Syndrome"

To be fair, I must also inform you of those who seem to be out to get the company for sharing their amazing secret with the world.

In what seems nothing more than a ploy to get attention, a UK online firm operated by two "wanna-be" law students have a Blog that talks the usual trash about the Product.

The Blog's owner, Rob Scott, talks a big game by claiming the secret system to be nothing short of a scam! He even recklessly throws around the potentially libelous phrase ".con (Ooops, I meant .com)" as an attempt at childish humor in order to bash the firm's name.

What's shocking is that this individual is actually a student of law (at least that's what he claims) so one would think that he should perhaps check out the facts before proceeding with such careless remarks.

After all, he admits severally that he "never even ordered the ebook" so how could he truly know one way or the other if it was a valid system - not to mention it is assumed he's at least reasonably intelligent since (according to him) he got into law school, that he would be able to see for himself the firm's Affiliates' ads all over Google, and therefore reason that Google itself is perhaps the firm's chief supporter.

But stubbornness abounds, I suppose.

Ironically Rob says that the only reason he attacks the firm is because "it's a no brainer that this must be a scam," and he got "tired of seeing all those little AdSense ads on his page that people kept clicking on" (which by the way only stood to make him lots of M0NEY!) -- yet he accepts donations on his site as a poor, struggling law student in need of paying for his education, and rather than legitimately earn an income from AdSense with an APPROVED Product.

Sadly, Rob actually censors most of his Blog so that others who wish to post POSITIVES concerning "Get Google Ads Free!" can't even do so. (But what would you expect from a "wanna-be" lawyer?)

He even posts what appears to be an actual response by the firm's lawyer, but which is perhaps nothing more than his own posts disguised and designed to make himself look better (as anyone can see that the dialogue appears "manufactured" instead of genuine).

What some people will do to project themselves as "Savior to the rest of us" and "The People's Advocate." How ridiculous indeed.

Despite the "crybaby" from across the pond, Rob Snot (Ooops! I must have meant Rob Scott!) has failed miserably to put even a dent in the firm's sales!

Plus, traffic is on the rise shooting up from an average of 14,000 visitors daily to now well above 20,000 visitors daily (an increase of 42% in daily traffic alone! -- Keep up the good work, Rob!!)

Anyway, don't be dissuaded in your decision to build your online business by eliminating your Google AdWords costs, as the course "Get Google Ads Free!" not only reveals precisely how you can do this, but it goes 10 steps further by giving you all kinds of other amazing strategies I can't even begin to allude to here.

Plus, the e-Course comes with countless resources that go far beyond the usual variety of instantly-clickable extra values!

Lastly never forget that even though quite elderly now, Dr John Cohen has even set new records finishing ahead of himself by now having:

- Grossed over $400 Million in revenues!!

- and SAVED over $100 Million in Google advertising costs!!

- attained a personal wealth above $80 million

...all due to his own system!

*NOTE: Rob Scott is broke and demands donations! (Ha!)

Talk about putting your money where your mouth is!!

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As one very famous Internet Marketer said it best:

"This is a weapon that should be in every Internet and Affiliate Marketer's arsenal and library!"

Get it directly from the good doctor himself!