ppc advertising
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I just read a blog today that did an analysis of their conversion rates and ROI and Yahoo actually came it at #1, above Google.
We have lots of good free info - most of it's in our PPC forum.
(I moved this thread from the newbie forum here to the PPC forum.)
Have you read some of the threads here? http://affiliate-marketing-forums.5staraffiliateprograms.com/pay-per-click-questions-ppc-forum/
Google really has some good free training and resources too.
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We have lots of good free info - most of it's in our PPC forum.
(I moved this thread from the newbie forum here to the PPC forum.)
Have you read some of the threads here? http://affiliate-marketing-forums.5staraffiliateprograms.com/pay-per-click-questions-ppc-forum/
Google really has some good free training and resources too.
Welcome to AdWords
PPC can really be effective if done properly. Identify your niche and select the market you want to cater to and start from there. Research also on the keywords your desired market would most likely be looking for.
Now where others have failed depends on how they approach bidding on these keywords. When they make a research, they see top keywords on their niche and get excited and bid high - without the notion that competition in the top keywords are very stiff.
My advice is always test first what keywords work for your niche. Don't bid high at first, it is a trail and error process.
In reality, it is better to get 10 targeted visitors than 100 that are random. Getting these visitors is just the initial phase IMO. Conversion will greatly depend how well you match their needs with the services or products that you are selling.
There are other PPC providers that work well aside from google. I don't have anything against other PPC companies as I also advice some of my clients to do several other campaign to see what provider gives them good results
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