How to Guarantee Failure Using Google AdWords

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How to Guarantee Failure Using Google AdWords

Anyone who has tried to make money online using Google AdWords advertising knows it can break your piggy bank quickly if you don't know how to use it properly.

As someone who has failed at using Google AdWords, and lost more money than I care to mention, I'm always looking for new information to help me avoid high pay per click costs and make my Google AdWords advertising more profitable.

I am by no means an expert with Google AdWords yet, but I'm getting better by reading a lot to learn how to set up my ads correctly in Google's eyes, so I don't waste my money.

5 Tips to Keep from Failing Using Google AdWords 

Here are some quick tips I've learned from my own trials and errors that will help you avoid common mistakes...

1. Be careful when you set your cost per click and daily budget for each ad. Don't allow yourself to spend more than you can afford to spend.

2. Don't bid on the main keyword for your product. There's way too much competition and you're guaranteed to pay high costs per click.

For instance, don't bid on "widget" if you're only selling blue widgets. Instead, bid on "blue widget" or even more specific phrases, such as "buy blue widget." This way you know the people who see your ad are looking for a blue widget, not a red or green one, and you'll have a better chance of selling to them.

3. Bid on longer key phrases that people search for instead of just the main keywords or phrases. These keywords have less searches for each one than the main keywords do, but they also cost less per click.

And if you use enough of these key phrases the total number of searches could exceed the number of searches for the main keywords. So you can potentially have more click-thrus and sales this way because the visitors are usually more targeted.

Do keyword research at http://freekeywords.wordtracker.com by typing in your main keyword. It will show you what phrases people have searched that include your keyword. Use this list to determine the long key phrases you want to bid
on.

4. Check your ads several times each day for their performance. If they aren't getting good click-thrus, tweak your ad copy and/or keywords. After all, there's no sense wasting money on advertising that doesn't pull in profits.

5. Don't worry about making a profit at first. I don't mean you shouldn't expect to get sales. What I mean is, if you spend $10 per day and make $10 per day, you're breaking even, so use the $10 you make each day to test your ads more.

Once you eliminate some of the common mistakes that cause advertisers to fail using Google AdWords your profits will increase and your advertising costs will decrease. And that's the way it should be.


Discover how a 31 year old super affiliate wannabe "failed" using Adwords, blowing over $100,000 in the process, and how you can avoid "failing" using Adwords.

Meet Will Haimerl - Google AdWords Super Failure 

Will is claiming he's failed more times than anyone when using Google AdWords. He says he's blown well over $100,000 just trying to master the AdWords system!

Now he's written a guide called "How To Guarantee Failure Using Adwords" which, to me, sounds like he's going to show you how to fail.

But not so!

Will actually wrote this guide on what not to do when using Google AdWords.

If you've tried Google AdWords and failed, this manual can point you in the right direction by showing you Will's mistakes so you won't make them yourself.


Learn from his mistakes instead of making your own.

Getting Good Information About Google AdWords... 

...is like pulling teeth. It's sad when even the people answering the phones at AdWords support are "not allowed to comment on that."

Gee I wonder why? Could it be that they want you waste your hard earned money trying to figure out their system?

They don't really give you much information on how to set up a good Google AdWords campaign, so you can
only guess at it. Every time you try something new, Google is happy because you're spending money on testing.

The "How to Guarantee Failure Using Google AdWords" guide is designed to shorten the learning curve and let you learn from some little-known mistakes that many people make. There are over 50 mistakes covered in this manual, and Will also goes into setting up the perfect Google AdWords account.

For more information on the "How to Guarantee Failure Using Google AdWords" manual click here.

How to Ensure Your Success with Google AdWords 

Whether you're new to using Google AdWords or not, you can learn from the mistakes made by Will, the self-proclaimed "super failure," because smart people learn from other people's mistakes.

All of Will's trial and error has earned him Google AdWords expert status. He now makes more money than a doctor in a year and works at home for himself.

The mistakes he points out and shows you how to avoid in this guide can't be found on any blogs or forums because no one realizes they're making them.

Get more information on the "How to Guarantee Failure Using Google AdWords" manual now, and save the rest of your money for running your Google AdWords campaigns properly.

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Chris Young wrote

Great Lense - I think all paid search marketers will benefit from this info on how to avoid Google Daylight Robbery

Reply Posted October 08, 2008

Junyuan wrote...

Great tips on Adwords - they will definitely come in handy for all Adwords marketers. Thanks for the tips! I've given you a 5-star rating for it. I've just created a lens on Google Adwords Tips - where I provide tips on how to turn losses into profits in their Adwords campaigns. You may want to consider adding your lens to my Internet Marketing directory which I've created and give you more traffic to your lens. Hope to see you there! :)

ReplyPosted May 29, 2008

pizzatherapy wrote...

Excellent advice, Denise.
A few years ago, i really got in trouble with Adwords. I wish your lens was available, then. Thanks for the helpful content.
albert Grande
albertgrande.com

ReplyPosted April 27, 2008