20 April 2007

Free Google Adwords Guide - Make Money from PPC Advertising

Many new businesses are nervous of using Pay Per Click Advertising (PPC), concerned that it could eat up a small advertising budget overnight. You need to understand the system before committing your hard-earned money. With a little knowledge, PPC ads can provide a massive return on your investment. I have a free guide by Brad Callen, a leading authority on search engine optimization for business, and it can be yours NOW by instant download. Just go to'Internet Business Tips Ezine' and click on the 'Adwords Made Easy' book cover.

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01 December 2006

Free Guide - Use PPC for Profits with Adwords Ads

Marketing a new businesses normally means you need to buy some advertising but you are in a new arena where it is hard to know how to use advertising most effectively. For online promotion, Pay Per Click Advertising (PPC), is an obvious route but it could use up a small advertising budget overnight. You need to understand the system before committing your hard-earned money. With a little knowledge, PPC ads can provide a massive return on your investment. I have a free guide by Brad Callen, a leading authority on search engine optimization for business, and it can be yours NOW by instant download. Just go to'Internet Business Tips Ezine' and click on the 'Adwords Made Easy' link.
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29 November 2006

Use Adwords for Traffic to Website or Blog

I have been reading Tim Phelan's Blog, and found some good ideas for using Google Adwords to get Traffic to Increase your Adsense Income. If you want to try this I recommend that you read my Free Guide to Using Adwords
Here is what you need to make it work I think:
1. A site that people will want to come back to. For whatever reason they bookmark the site or just remember the name. ( Or perhaps you can set up the a newsletter capture page and send out something to get them to come back.)

2. Steady use of the adwords ad. If it is working at all and you do get the repeat visitors then you should see a steady improvement on the cost of the adwords ad and the revenue of the adsense.

For example, if on the first day you try this and you spend $10 and you get $10.50 from adsense, then you may be tempted to say "That's not going to work. 50 cents? Big deal." and stop the ad. But if you keep it going and you see a steady increase in profit margin then you should keep the ad going. That means people are coming back. Eventually you may want to stop the ad but why as long as your traffic and margin keeps going up?

3. Having an affiliate product or your own product to sell on the site also. This may help you determine whether or not to keep trying to use adwords to get traffic to the site.

This particular site where I got over 1000 clicks yesterday was doing OK for months at a couple hundred clicks. But I tried an inexpensive adwords campaign and the amount I spend on the campaign has remained the same as the amount of traffic has continued to increase to the point now that it is 5 times more than what it was.

I am trying this on a few other sites as well, including one site that is a pure sales site for a niche industry, reselling hundreds of products from shareasale. This one is a little different because I am spending more on the adwords than what I am making on adsense and the sales of the products combined. However I am willing to do that because I see a decrease in the difference and I can see it reaching the point where I will be making more because this site is well made, has a good domain name that people should remember and I want to brand the site.

So is using adwords, or any ppc advertising, a worthwhile way to make money from your adsense sites? I would say yes, but you need to pay attention, watch the figures and test the ads. If it doesn't work out, try another site though. Many just won't work this way. And this probably won't work with the average adsense type site with just articles, feeds and adsense.'

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