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How to Avoid the Biggest Pay Per Click Mistakes

June 14th, 2009 admin No comments

Getting traffic from pay per clicks can be one of the best ways to make a lot of money online. But the problem is, if you make a few of the wrong mistakes you can find yourself spending a lot of money and potentially destroying your business. Here are the top 2 pay per click mistakes and how to avoid them…

Mistake #1 – Trying To Get Too Much Traffic:
When it comes to pay per clicks, most people just dump the keyword dictionary into their account and hope for the best! You need to find the top 10 – 20 keywords that exactly match what you are trying to sell. Once you get a good return on investment from those keywords, and then keep building it out more. I currently bid on over 80,000 different keywords!

Mistake #2 – Trying To Compete Against Your Competition:
This is a huge mistake most people will make. Your job is not to try and get a better position then your competition on pay per clicks. Your job is to get as profitable as you can at whatever position you are at. Once you get really profitable, then you can start trying to take over your competitions spot. But until your good and profitable, you do not want to start a bidding war against your competition. war against your competition.

If you avoid these two mistakes and stick to the plan that works, you will find that over a period of time you will rise to the top of your niche market and dominate it!

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Build Your Website to Be Seen

May 24th, 2009 admin No comments

When you are building links to increase your website popularity, whom do you link to? The question of where to link to increase ranking can be confusing. Logical thinking is needed to achieve link popularity in a natural way. Yes, indeed, Google page rank should come first and foremost. Page rank is part of the algorithm of Google’s ranking in the search engine results. Other search engines use link popularity in their algorithm to evaluate your website as well. But page rank is only one of the 100 plus criteria Google uses to evaluate your web pages. Use the idea of page rank as a “tool” to help make decisions, there’s no need to live and die by the results. Link popularity itself is merely one-way to improve your ranking. 

In fact, there is a general fear of reciprocal linking to websites who inadvertently link to a “bad neighborhood” with penalties or page rank zero, passing on problems to you. Use your common sense. Is this a website you would want to visit or your visitors would want to visit? If the answer is no or you can’t tell what the subject of the site is, make a note of it and keep looking. A website full of links with little content doesn’t “make sense” because what benefit is it to you or your visitors? Of course you are going to link to your partners in business or maybe the small website that is doing a bang up job of selling widgets and providing widget information.

The idea of acquiring link popularity by linking back and forth to other sites to boost your popularity artificially is a popular method. But is it of value to your website? Ask yourself: Would you link to this site if link popularity in the search engines didn’t matter? Would your visitor care about this link or find it helpful? Does the website have good content? Is this an opportunity for you to publicize your website by being listed there? Will this link cause you to spend a great deal of time worrying about it?

Is the link “just a link” or do you want a link from any site whose visitors care about what you have to say

It makes sense to list your website in the search engines and directories. In fact, one-way linking, such as listing your site in directories, is a good way to improve your link popularity naturally. Well, you say to yourself, of course I’ve done that. Besides the major directories, what else is out there? You’d be surprised at the amount of good secondary and specialty directories that drive traffic. Some even specialize in a topic – maybe your topic. If you have a product to sell, look at who your competitor is linking to. Search for directories and business sites on your topic. Look for websites that talk about the widgets you sell and see if they accept submissions to their directory listings in the category for widgets. Do they accept original articles, product reviews, press releases or white papers about widgets? If so, submit your topical articles and watch your link popularity rise naturally. With your good content on other websites as well as archived on your own website, there you have it, links pointing back to your website.

Finally, enhance content stick-ness and optimize your web pages using proper keywords in your site to develop your website so once your visitors arrive, they will want to stay. The World Wide Web uses linking to connect us all. By using hard work to create a quality website and common sense when linking you can stop worrying and start succeeding in internet marketing attempt.

How to Make Money Online Without a Website Or a List – Pay Per Click

May 13th, 2009 admin No comments

The secret to making a lot of money from pay per click is to create campaigns that make you money (Easier said than done). Once you have a lucrative campaign in place, then you simply put more money into it. You keep creating campaigns until you are making the kind of money you want to make.

Once the campaigns are in place, the system is very simple to maintain. You need to test and track your results to make sure your campaigns are continuing to make money.

The problem here is that there’s a lot of trial and error involved. Learn the fundamentals of pay per click marketing BEFORE you spend away your hard earned money.

To help you get started, here are five tips:

1. Find out what’s hot to sell.

There are plenty of ways to do this: Google Trends, eBay, Yahoo, Lycos Top 50 and others. You may also do keyword researches.

Writing ads is very different from writing content, and the skills are different. What’s key here is choosing the right product to promote and then writing a good ad.

2. Do your keyword research.

You want keywords with lots of searches and little competition. This may seem a hard thing to do. Notice though that I said little competition, not no competition. If there’s no competition for a keyword, something may be wrong with the keyword and it won’t pull sales. Avoid it.

3. Find products to sell.

You have lots of choices here: digital or physical, high cost, low cost, cost per action, pay per sale, memberships.

What you choose to offer depends on your keywords. Keywords help you determine what the solution is to your visitors’ problems. Offer them a solution to their problems, and you make the sale.

4. Start with free pay per click traffic.

There is a ton of free pay per click traffic available on the internet. Do a search in your favorite search engine for a term like “free pay per click traffic” (Use the quotes. You will also find this without the quotes.) Look for directories that list pay per click search engines. This will allow you to compare traffic deals.

5. Get rid of bad campaigns; increase good campaigns.

Bad campaigns cost you money. Test them only as long as necessary to see what is making you money.

If you have campaigns that are making you money, then increase the amount of money you are spending to increase the amount of money you are making.

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Selling Leaderboard Banner Advertising on Your Website

April 29th, 2009 admin No comments

I’m not letting any secrets out of the bag by telling you that the World Wide Web is enormous.

With every passing year, the number of websites continues to grow as does the number of people with access to this rapidly changing and well, worldwide medium. The internet is also a rapidly growing marketplace, which should also come as no surprise to you. With so many people, so many businesses and so much money involved, it stands to reason that your website can be monetized as so many others have.

Naturally, just as there is more than one way to skin a cat, you can also go any number of routes to make your

website turn a profit for you. One of the most reliable of these is something which predates the web itself: selling advertising space. Like print media publishers, you have a visual medium which may be an attractive opportunity to companies who want to reach your visitors with their message.

Whether your website offers a mainly b2b or b2c environment, as long as your website has an audience, there is no doubt that there is an advertiser out there who’d love to get their hands on some prime real estate on your site – or more properly put, they’d love to advertise on your site with a prominently positioned display like a leaderboard banner ad. These ads are big business; and if yours is a popular site, you’ll able to fetch a good price for advertising space. Just as in print media, it’s all about placement and size, which is why selling leaderboard ads can bring your site a tidy profit.

If you’re unfamiliar with the term, this type of advert is a large (728×90) banner ad which is oriented horizontally and is usually placed either at the top or bottom of the page. Advertisers of course prefer the top of page placement as any banner ad placement which relies on readers having to scroll down the page to see it is inherently less valuable to an advertiser. These ads are more desirable than a comparably sized skyscraper (vertically oriented ad) since readers are more likely to read and absorb the message of an ad which is placed horizontally – at least in most languages, that’s how we’re used to reading.

Of course, if you do have a popular website there will  be plenty of advertisers interested in buying space on your site; so you’ll be able to command top prices for these banner ads both at the top and the bottom of your page. You can even show the same advert at the top and bottom of the page and enjoy an even higher price if the advertiser can see the positive value of adding a ‘double impact’ display on your site.

If you like many others have more than one site, then you’ll certainly want to sell this type of banner advertising space on all of them. There’s a lot of income to be had for site owners through the sale of space for leaderboard banner ads and all other sorts of  placements. It’s all about finding the right advertisers; the ones who see your readership as their prime target market. All you have to do then is keep them happy and hang onto their business for as long as possible.

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Google to Take on Amazon in eBooks

April 25th, 2009 admin No comments

oogle’s been solemnly circumference the approach in to the book commercial operation for the great prolonged whilst now. First Google Book Search, afterwards the understanding to uncover books still in copyright—and right away they’re removing ready to take upon Amazon in the eBook department.

If you’re during all in to edition (totally!), we know that BookExpo America finished yesterday. The book traffic satisfactory isn’t only the great place to work upon your unfamiliar rights deals—it’s additionally the great place for hinting during your potentially earth-shattering commercial operation moves. Like Google final week, according to the NYT:

In discussions with publishers during the annual BookExpo gathering in New York over the weekend, Google signaled the vigilant to deliver the module by that would capacitate publishers to sell digital versions of their newest books approach to consumers by Google. The pierce would array Google opposite Amazon.com, that is looking to carry out the e-book marketplace with the versions it sells for the Kindle celebration of the mass device.

Can Google take upon the concurred personality of online book sales? They’ve got the couple of things in their preference so far:

  • Google says they’ll let publishers set their own prices (and with Amazon offered <$10 e-versions of $26 hardbacks, publishers have been certain to burst during the chance—however, readers might not be utterly as happy to comply. Also, Google indifferent the right to regulate “exorbitant” prices.).
  • The understanding will be utterly apart from their Book Search settlement.
  • Google’s already determined Book Search Mobile, charity 1.5 million e-texts to the Sony e-Reader, greatest aspirant to Amazon’s Kindle—as good as mobile phones. A brand new understanding would have content accessible to those inclination as good as Internet browsers.
  • Google has the little knowledge charging for content—such as paid downloads from Google Video. However, many of these ventures haven’t been viable in the long-term.

What do we think? Are we meddlesome in shopping eBooks? Does Google have the shot to take upon an additional Goliath?

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iPhone Users are More In Tune with Mobile Ads

April 22nd, 2009 admin No comments

This information comes from eMarketer by way of ReadWriteWeb and it conjures up some thoughts about why the following is found to be true. iPhone users recall advertising seen on their smartphones better than those of other smartphone providers like RIM’s BlackBerry. This probably is not a shock to many but for marketers it poses the question of how now address a market based on device in addition to other demographic and psychographic markers.

The data below shows the whole picture

smartphone-recall

While the data obviously shows a significant difference in whether various ads are recalled the big question is why? Are iPhone users smarter ‘smartphoners’? Are they just more able to process the data since they tend to skew a bit younger and are more accustomed to the pace of information flow (unlike myself who happily suffers from severe ad blindness)? Are they seeking the information in a different way thus making them more prepared to receive and recall the ads? There are a ton of questions that can be raised from this kind of data and obviously affect how marketers slice and dice the market place to reach this particular kind of ad sponge.

eMarketer does raise a good question though

But are iPhone users a viable demographic target? After all, Nielsen estimated that only 5.9% of US households owned or rented an iPhone in Q3 2008.

While appearing to be smaller what isn’t reflected in that number is the influence factor. iPhone users tend to be opinion leaders. I use a BlackBerry Storm and I do suffer from iPhone envy. Now, I have been known to give an opinion from time to time but as far as factors such as popularity and coolness the iPhone has all others beat pretty bad right now.

Frederic Lardinois of ReadWriteWeb wonders

With the impending release of the Palm Pre and the large number of Android phones in the handset makers’ pipeline, it will be interesting to see if these numbers will look similar on phones that are able to offer comparably compelling experiences

So Pilgrims let’s hear it. What makes the iPhone user more ad worthy? Is the reason due to the cool quotient or the ‘I spend too much time staring at screens’ quotient? As always your opinions are welcomed since we figure that more than a few influencers stop by here from time to time.

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Internet Marketing – How to Do Business on the Web

April 19th, 2009 admin No comments

To say that the world wide web offers a world of opportunities is an understatement. Certainly, with millions and millions of homes and individuals getting electronically connected, the internet has now become a venue to communicate and reach other people. And this is not just through social networking sites, but also by allowing internet users access to open websites and blogs. For the business minded, the world wide web is now a new place to sell their wares, through what is popularly known as internet marketing.

There are indeed several ways to sell products and services through the internet. For example, there are several sites that now allows individuals to buy or bid on certain products that are being sold and advertised by other internet users.

On the other hand, with the emergence of companies offering free space on the web, several internet marketing strategies have also been developed beginning with the creation of websites, pop-up and banner advertisement placements on websites, blogs and news related to your product. Other internet marketing methods and strategies also include sending out emails to prospective clients and customers.

You might notice that most online companies that offer free email inboxes and mail services usually ask about your interests or whether you may be willing to accept mails, information and advertisements about a certain genre of products. That way, through these email updates and brochures sent through the emails, more individuals and internet users are made aware of product developments, new offerings and sales pitches.

Save For a Rainy Day With Online Surveys

April 14th, 2009 admin No comments

Taking online free surveys is an option that more and more people are exploring during times plagued by job and salary cuts. With recession on in full swing, credit lines are getting tighter and the general uncertainty in almost every industry, not knowing what you will do in case you need cash for an emergency or for a long pending commitment has become a dilemma that most of us are living with. A very good home business opportunity that you can check out for getting some extra cash in your kitty is to take surveys or join a site where you get paid to fill out consumer surveys.

You might have heard a lot about online free surveys if you have been exploring ways of earning money on the internet. However, there is a lot of true and untrue information floating around when you get down to cash surveys. For one, if you are planning to make some money through taking surveys, then understand that you will never be earning enough to buy a Porsche within a month. Maybe not even within a year, unless that is all you do day and night. You should also never give anybody any money for sending you surveys, because the company whose survey forms you are filling out is supposed to be paying you, not vice versa.

With these two misconceptions out of the way, let us get down to the bare facts about free online surveys. These surveys are free surveys because they are sent to you without any payment. On the other hand, you get paid to do surveys since you provide companies with useful information on which they can base their business strategies, products and services. Cash paid surveys can prove to be a great source of supplementary income, and if you do it properly, you can easily earn anywhere between $500 and $1500 a month by spending approximately two hours everyday taking surveys.

A single cash paid survey that takes 10 minutes of your time will get you somewhere around $3 to $5. Longer surveys will pay even more. As you become experienced, you will be able to take more surveys in lesser time. However, it is not advised that you give up your full time job in order to earn through cash paid surveys. This is because a lot of online surveys will offer you freebies ranging from clothing and accessories to free iPods and MP3 players. You can get all these free goodies and extra income simply by taking online free surveys.

Due to this reason, online free surveys can be a great source of earning for people who are already unemployed, retired, working from home, or students looking for some extra cash. You can also use them to supplement your income if you are working full time with a regular job. Taking surveys can help you save a small nest egg for times of need or when you simply feel like splurging a little!

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Make Money With PPC – Pay-Per-Clicking 101

April 10th, 2009 admin No comments

There are a number of tips and tricks you can follow in order to effectively make money with PPC (pay per click) in online advertising. Here are some of them:

You may sell all the online products or services that you have on your website site. If you do not own a product, service, or even a website, join affiliate programs that can easily be found when you search the Internet. When you find one whose terms and conditions you find to your liking, determine first if that affiliate program allows PPC advertising. You must also evaluate the product landing page and make sure that that it could make a sale, or at least make a visiting consumer interested to think about purchasing within a month or within cookie-tracking period. Here are some of the popular affiliate programs or products that sell (to help you effectively make money with ppc). They also have high conversion rates:

5 Pillar. This is the maker of the top websites that are optimized for search engines and visitors alike. It offers lots of “infoproducts” and all-in-one hosting and online business building with guaranteed success and quality support at high commission rates.

Text Link Ads. This offers at least $25 for each all new advertisers and new publishers. They provide help to publishers in monetizing their websites or blogs at fifty/fifty revenue sharing. This also offers one-way text links for bloggers and web publishers.

These are just two affiliate programs available for affiliate marketers and there are other highly recommended affiliate programs to help you make money with PPC. Just make sure that the affiliate program or programs you join allow PPC marketing or advertising. This could be determined by understanding their policies or terms of use (TOS). Take note also that other programs have restrictions on particular keywords that you may bid on.

Before signing up with PPC advertising programs, you have to be ready with the following information:

Credit card information – Make sure that this will be the card you will use to make a deposit and for the recurring charges during your ad campaign period.

Ad titles – Make sure that your ad titles run up to 25 characters. They must be unique, interesting or even intriguing. But never use false descriptors.

Ad description – The length of the descriptors vary from 35 to 40 characters. This must include the benefits that the consumers can get from the product or service that you are promoting. Also include the price to limit the clicks to interested visitors only.

Hopefully, all of the above information will arm you in your wonderful journey to the world of online advertising. And of course, hopefully it will help you make money with PPC.

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