Posts Tagged ‘yahoo search marketing’

IM Elite – Secret Weapon To Succeed With Adwords

June 27th, 2010

Google Adwords is the primary choice when comes to online advertising. Whether you are an affiliate marketer, eBook seller, online business owners or a webmaster who wants to promote a website, you would probably consider using Adwords.

What makes Adwords unique is the fact you need to pay only for the results, that is when people click on your ads. This is far cheaper than common advertising programs like newspaper or TV ads where you pay each time the ads is displayed in these medias.

Another reason why Adwords is better than its competitors is due to fact that you can display your ads and get targeted traffic not only from Google search itself, but also to all websites that display Google Adsense ads. Google Adsense is the number one source of revenue for thousands of websites on the internet, hence if you use Adwords wisely, you can reach lots more customers compared to using MSN Adcenter or Yahoo Search Marketing.

For new advertisers, they usually stuck with Adwords and don’t know how to use this PPC program wisely. Plus, since Adwords so popular the competition is high and it would be hard to get cheap clicks and high return of investment for some keywords.

If you want to get better ROI and improve your conversion rate, the following tips are useful. If you implement them, you will see better returns with Adwords:

1. Targeting the right keywords is the key to succeed with Adwords. Pick the wrong keywords and you will lose lots of money.

Using Adwords or other PPC program is about keywords. Whether you are going to make money or not, it depends heavily on the targeted keywords. Avoid bidding on one-word keyword terms like money, computer, software or golf.

People who search at Google for keyword like these are not ready to buy anything. Usually they are at the research process, or perhaps want to look for free information. Plus, since the keyword is too broad, you are not sure what they want.

In most cases, the right keywords contain three words or more. You can generate such keywords with Google Keyword Tool. Another effective way to find out such keywords is by browsing popular marketplaces like Amazon, eBay or Clickbank to find out the product name keywords that most people are searching for.

2. Don’t send traffic directly to the homepage or affiliate link.

New affiliate marketers usually will make this mistake. They sign up for Clickbank, Regnow or other affiliate networks and think that they can make easy money without having a domain name. Then, they will paste their affiliate links directly into the Adwords campaigns. Usually, these marketers will lose hundred of dollars in advertising cost.

In order to make good income with Adwords, you need to provide the most relevant landing page to the search query. If your customers are looking for product reviews, you need to deliver them to such information.

3. Keep learning new things about Adwords and PPC.

The internet is a fast-changing world. Therefore, you need to keep on learning new things and understand Google’s policy and rules. Subscribe to Google Adwords blog and their Conversion Room blog. You can also visit forums like Digital Point to learn new things about Adwords.

IM Elite is a powerful course that will expose more about PPC. Information about this program can be found inside this IM Elite review.

Pay Per Click for Newbies

July 22nd, 2009

This article is entitled pay per click for newbies or Dummies if you prefer. And as such, one would assume that the title is appropriately set for the material.

Newbie, Check your email and your Wallet

Newbie, Check your email and your Wallet

As i look at the outline for this however, I realize that “pay per click for newbies” could be appropriately entitled “Why Google loves new Accounts – especially Corporate” or more to the point “Legitimate places where intelligent people can throw away vasts amounts of money” or “Legal Gambling outside of Vegas or Atlantic system”.

The truth be known, Newbies or wanna be Affiliates really shouldn’t use pay per click without some serious study – and by the time that study is over, one is no longer an abject Newbie.

Why am I so harsh in my assessment of what happens in the early days of pay per click for most users?

Probably because there are more than enough newbie pay per click users who have *cried* in the adwords forums. Some of them, after partially documenting what they think they did simply stopped using Google’s Adwords altogether.

Most of them did not take the fairly complete Adwords course that Google made available on their site. And unfortunately, most of them never sought help until their bank accounts were drained. Perry Marshal has an excellent 5 day pay per click email course which i suggest one look at after one has taken Google’s own very comprehensive online free course.

Even if you are going to do ppc on Yahoo, I would still recommend the excellent flash video tutorial that Google has made available.

The biggest 5 tips that you can suck down in 2 minutes concerning PPC are:

1) Don’t do it on your own the first time. Study the tutorials and get some help
2) Google Search and the Content network must always be separated
3) Quality Score effects cpc rates. Keywords must also be on the landing page
4) Don’t use front page of the site as landing page. That is just plain laziness
5) Attempt to capture emails using undeniable offer. Avoid popups/popunders

Ok, well that’s it then. Go get those tutorials.

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