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Google AdWords Affiliate Marketing Tool

May 26th, 2009 by admin | No Comments | Filed in Affiliate Marketing

At minimum effort and cost Google AdWords Affiliate Marketing Tool easily enables you to establish successful and above all – profitable Pay-Per-Click campaigns. This extremely effective method quickly becomes popular; simply because it saves a significant amount of time for many users.
Some background
Google AdWords Affiliate Marketing Tool performs an automatic research on top search engines based on provided keyword(s) – it gathers all related PPC-Ads that are being triggered accordingly. Now begins the ’spying’ phase where each Ad is being tracked daily – the basic assumption is that if it appears for at least 7-10 consecutive days, it means there’s a high probability that this text-ad is making money for its advertisers, otherwise they’re losing a lot of money. After getting enough statistics you’ll be able to discover which Keyphrase(s) + ad(s) + landing page(s) combination truly makes profits for that advertiser(s).

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Simple Pay Per Click Strategy

March 15th, 2009 by admin | No Comments | Filed in PPC

In a Nutshell, Pay Per Click or PPC is a search engine marketing method which is used by search engines and advertising networks to generate clicks. I
Below are the simple strategies, which can make your PPC campaign more result oriented.
• Keywords research: Always do good keywords research and come up with as many keywords / key phrases as possible, related to your product / Service. Come up with more and more secondary keywords which are relevant to the service / product offered by you. A secondary keyword might not have good search volumes but can certainly improve your conversion rates.
• Create proper landing page: A landing page is the page on a website where the traffic generated through PPC program lands. Always make good. Appealing landing pages. A home page can’t be a landing page as it’s the identity of your website. Home page is used to present corporate identity, its more on “Who you’re” whereas a landing page should focus on “what service / product you offer” and “why customer should buy from you”. (more…)

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