Saturday, July 10, 2010

Is Google AdWords any good? Need experienced advice from experienced AdWords users...?

Hi, I came up with an idea for great online service and I would like to attract clients to my website by using Google AdWords (it's a two-word term). The service is going to be really unique (not many people know how to do it and I haven't found a single website of that content) so I don't need to worry about competition (for the time being). Is Google any good for it? I don't want to spend too much money on advertising (15 clients a month would be enough for now) but I heard a lot about click fraud (esp related to google), does it apply to my situation? Is Yahoo better? I need help and advice from people who advertise their SERVICES the same way and have some experience in this area (pros and cons, mistakes, traps, frauds etc). Please do not post any ads for your paid help documents or www's, I know most of them are great but I need advice, not a product or service... Thank you my friends!

Is Google AdWords any good? Need experienced advice from experienced AdWords users...?
1. Google Adwords has a very big learning curve. It could be very expensive if you don't know what you are doing.





2. Usually, Google Adwords work better if you are generating leads than if you are generating sales. So for attracting 15 clients, you'll need to attract 45-150 leads (depending on your leads-to-sales process). And for that, you'll have to attract 200-600 people to your website through Google Adwords. Depending on your field, that could mean spending anywhere from $100-1200 on Google Adwords.





3. If you try to sell directly through Google Adwords, on average - websites receive a 1% response rate. So you'll need 1500 people to visit your website (instead of 600 if you follow a good lead generation and conversion process).





4. The other side of the matter: are there 600 people who will search on your topic every month? If that many people don't search, then Google Adwords might not be a good idea for you.





5. I know you said you don't want any product recommendations, but because this could be helpful to you -- to reduce your learning curve, I would recommend Perry Marshal's Google Adwords course (you can search for it). I think it costs $50 - which is expensive for an ebook - but will help you save more money if you plan to use Google Adwords throughout the year constantly.





In summary, a model that works well:





i. Write a short report and give it away for free


ii. Create 1-2 pages that gives away that free report in return for people's email address and phone number


iii. Promote that free report give away website through Google Adwords


iv. Follow up with people over phone and/or email and make the sale
Reply:It's great however you need to know how to use it. It's like any other skill/ Master it and you can make a fortune.


Stuff it up and it can cost you a fortune.


The father of goole adwords success was Perry Marshall.


Google him and get his product. It's great
Reply:The name of the game is to make yourself findable at the very moment someone is searching for what it is that you offer. Google, Yahoo, MSN, Ask are all effective when leveraged properly. Be careful though, if you are not sure what you are doing, you can run up a bill quickly. Very costly learning curve. We are Google Adwords Qualified. If you are a business and in need of creation and management of an Adwords pay per click campaign 215-966-1462.


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