Focusing on AdWords for a while
I mentioned the other day that I picked up a great eBook, called Google AdWords 123, and was in the process of following the steps that the author said would guarantee profits. Then I got sidetracked because while I was scouring Clickbank for a good item to sell, I happened onto the book about RSS. I focused on that project for most of last week, and yesterday, but now I feel pretty good about what happened. I have feeds on two of my sites, have submitted to a couple dozen RSS search engines, and am getting improved traffic on those sites already. That's a good thing.
But now I need to focus on finding Clickbank products with which to make steady profits that I can put on autopilot. I started my first campaign yesterday for the type of product recommended by the eBook (and others), and didn't do a terribly good job of listing it with Google. I know better than to do it the way I did, but I just wanted to get it off the ground.
You would think that when you only have a 25-character title and 2 35-character description lines to work with, how tough could it be, right? Wrong. Several great courses have been written about the art of becoming successful with Google AdWords. Many have built monthly incomes in the range of $10,000 a month or more. And many more have failed miserably. I plan on not failing miserably.
I subscribe to the theory that it's better on a project like this to "just do it", in other words get started rather than wait until I've achieved perfection. It's easier to improve something that isn't working perfectly than it is to get it perfect to begin with. Of course if I were manufacturing parachutes, that might be a different matter entirely.
Anyway, yesterday I slapped a campaign together, and today I'm working on pulling off parts of that campaign, pasting it into a different ad group with different ads, with different bids. Bit by bit I'll tweak it until I figure which parts are working profitably, so that I can work on improving or deleting the non-performers. I'll let you know what happens soon.
But now I need to focus on finding Clickbank products with which to make steady profits that I can put on autopilot. I started my first campaign yesterday for the type of product recommended by the eBook (and others), and didn't do a terribly good job of listing it with Google. I know better than to do it the way I did, but I just wanted to get it off the ground.
You would think that when you only have a 25-character title and 2 35-character description lines to work with, how tough could it be, right? Wrong. Several great courses have been written about the art of becoming successful with Google AdWords. Many have built monthly incomes in the range of $10,000 a month or more. And many more have failed miserably. I plan on not failing miserably.
I subscribe to the theory that it's better on a project like this to "just do it", in other words get started rather than wait until I've achieved perfection. It's easier to improve something that isn't working perfectly than it is to get it perfect to begin with. Of course if I were manufacturing parachutes, that might be a different matter entirely.
Anyway, yesterday I slapped a campaign together, and today I'm working on pulling off parts of that campaign, pasting it into a different ad group with different ads, with different bids. Bit by bit I'll tweak it until I figure which parts are working profitably, so that I can work on improving or deleting the non-performers. I'll let you know what happens soon.
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