Now if you have been marketing online for awhile you have probably heard of Google Adwords. Basically, for those that don't know, you pay a certain amount for each time some- one clicks on your ad. This has been a proven way to market as it is VERY targeted! This usually leads to great conversion rates. Well when the gurus tell you to advertise on Google or any other PPC, they don't tell you the whole story.

What they haven't told you is that your ad can be taken off Google if your CTR (click-thru rate) isn't high enough. That means a certain percentage of people that see your ad need to click on it to keep your CTR high enough. Well you can make sure that you ad doesn't get taken off.

You need to "target" your keywords. You can do this by putting brackets [] around keywords that are two words or less and putting quotes " " around keyword phrases that are more then 2 words. So if your keyword is golf clubs then it must be put into brackets like this: [golf clubs]. If you don't target your keywords then your ad could show up for people searching for "how to quit golf." Those people will definitely not click on your ad.

Just to let you know, this is FREE information given by Google if you call them up for help. I've seen people sell this information for $50 which I think is very unfair since they got it for free.

So just follow these steps to success on Google. 1.) Choose the keywords that you want to target using the tip I gave you. Make sure people are actually searching for your keyword and make sure it isn't super-competitive.
2.) Write an ad. Look at some of the ads on Google and learn from the ones that made you want to click on their link. What did they do that made you want to click?
3.) Bid on the keyword. You do NOT have to be number one, but you do want to be on the first page. Again if your keyword is too competitive, it is likely going to cost you around $5 per click which is VERY risky. Paying thay much for a keyword, you better hope to GOD your ad copy is one of the best of the world.
4.) If you profit, keep the ad running. If it fails, try to find out what you did wrong. Is the ad copy not good? Is the market too competitive?
5.) Once you start to profit on Google, start advertising on other PPCs. Repeat the process.

Now can you see how you have been lied to this whole time? These gurus make it seem like you will automatically start Making money once you place an ad on Google. This will just make you LOSE money!

If I'm giving out this article with GREAT information imagine what kind of tips I'm giving to my precious subscribers!

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