Many people are trying to make money using PPC, specifically Google Adwords PPC. Not all of them are succeeding though. Many are failing because of the high bids decent keywords now attract. Its dog eat dog in the world of PPC. The thing is though, they don't have to compete for those keywords on the search network if they don't want to.
Not with AdwordsDigger in their toolbox. Adwords Digger automatically seeks out high quality sites that make money using Google Adsense (Adsense ads are Adword ads but shown on websites instead of in the search results). It makes sure these sites are on the exact topics that you’re looking for. Adwords Digger then tells you the traffic that these sites get and gives you a list that you simply copy and paste into your PPC Adwords campaign and Google starts showing your ads on those sites.
The Result? You get your ads shown to a highly targeted audience for a fraction of what the search network costs.
Highly targeted audience with lower CPC = more sales for less money = Greater profit margin.
This is not some kind of black hat tool. It simply automates the process of finding the sites in your niche that use Adsense as monetization. With Adwords Digger, what would take you hours, perhaps even days, takes a few minutes. Simply give Adwors Digger your keywords, and get a list of targeted sites that will help you make money faster.
There are several other tools available that do this process for you and some of them are pretty good at it but none of them are as good as Adwords Digger and none of the others are free to download and use.
That's right, 100% free. No nag screens, no advertisements, no nothing except a fantastic tool to make you more money using Adwords.
AdwordsDigger is simply one of a suite of tools from the exclusive PPCKahuna membership that they decided to release to the public. It takes less than 10 minutes to download, and immediately you will get lower CPCs and a higher conversion rate on your Adwords campaigns, no matter what your particular niche.
To make money from Adwords PPC, I mean real money, you have to improve your traffic and lower your cost per click. That is all that matters and all you should be concentrating on. Split testing your landing pages is all when and good but if no one is landing on them your test result aren't much good.
No, the answer to making a lot of money with Adwords is lots of targeted traffic for as little as possible so when a tool like Adwords Digger comes along and its free, getting it and spending 10 minutes experimenting is a no brainer.
Click here for your copy now before they pull it.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Friday, February 20, 2009
Using Google Analytics to Help Find Geo-Targeted Keywords
Advertising with Google PPC Adwords is a great way to reach the most targeted and relevant audience. By using the tools that Google Analytics offers to help make the most out of geo-targeted keywords, you can maximize the results and conversions that your PPC AdWords campaign can bring.
For many businesses relevance varies by region. You wouldn’t want people in Florida seeing your ads for snow removal. Another example is while you would target patio furniture to the entire country in the summer, in the fall you’d only want to target the Southern states that don’t get snow. Using Google Analytics to help plan our geo-targeted keyword campaign can dramatically increase your conversion rate.
It can seem difficult to decide which areas to use geo-targeted keywords with. Google Analytics can help you expand your business and increase visibility by helping you decide what markets to enter. There may be potential markets that you haven’t even thought of targeting. You could be losing revenue and not even knowing it.
You can use the Map Overlay Report to see exactly where your traffic from your general search campaigns has been coming from. Click on the ‘Goal Conversion’ tab to see which regions have had the best conversion rate. This lets you see, out of the areas that have the highest traffic, which regions had the highest conversion rate.
If you find a location that has had steady traffic and a high conversion rate, this is an opportunity for you to increase your sales even further. Set up a separate campaign for any regions that have been identified; for each of them, be sure to use geo-targeted keywords that will appeal to the consumers in these identified regions even more.
Once you’ve decided which regions you want to run specialized campaigns in, log into your PPC Adwords account. To choose your campaign geographically, edit the campaign settings by going to the ‘target audience’ section, and choose the geographic region that you want to target. There are several ways you can do this: by state, country, zip code or city. Play around with it a bit until you’re satisfied with the region you’ve chosen.
It’s that easy! Now that you know where the ads will be running, make sure to write ads using geo-targeted keywords to draw them in even more. You’ll be up and running with a geo-targeted campaign with regionally targeted ads in no time. This will get you even better results for your Google PPC AdWords campaign.
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Another way to maximize the results from your AdWords campaign is to use PPCKahuna. Click here to see how their tools and resources can dramatically improve your AdWords campaign results.
For many businesses relevance varies by region. You wouldn’t want people in Florida seeing your ads for snow removal. Another example is while you would target patio furniture to the entire country in the summer, in the fall you’d only want to target the Southern states that don’t get snow. Using Google Analytics to help plan our geo-targeted keyword campaign can dramatically increase your conversion rate.
It can seem difficult to decide which areas to use geo-targeted keywords with. Google Analytics can help you expand your business and increase visibility by helping you decide what markets to enter. There may be potential markets that you haven’t even thought of targeting. You could be losing revenue and not even knowing it.
You can use the Map Overlay Report to see exactly where your traffic from your general search campaigns has been coming from. Click on the ‘Goal Conversion’ tab to see which regions have had the best conversion rate. This lets you see, out of the areas that have the highest traffic, which regions had the highest conversion rate.
If you find a location that has had steady traffic and a high conversion rate, this is an opportunity for you to increase your sales even further. Set up a separate campaign for any regions that have been identified; for each of them, be sure to use geo-targeted keywords that will appeal to the consumers in these identified regions even more.
Once you’ve decided which regions you want to run specialized campaigns in, log into your PPC Adwords account. To choose your campaign geographically, edit the campaign settings by going to the ‘target audience’ section, and choose the geographic region that you want to target. There are several ways you can do this: by state, country, zip code or city. Play around with it a bit until you’re satisfied with the region you’ve chosen.
It’s that easy! Now that you know where the ads will be running, make sure to write ads using geo-targeted keywords to draw them in even more. You’ll be up and running with a geo-targeted campaign with regionally targeted ads in no time. This will get you even better results for your Google PPC AdWords campaign.
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Another way to maximize the results from your AdWords campaign is to use PPCKahuna. Click here to see how their tools and resources can dramatically improve your AdWords campaign results.
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