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Re: FreeGoogleAds? Is this Real?
Posted By: joe lapham In Response To: Re: FreeGoogleAds? Is this Real? (Glen)
Date: Monday, 4 June 2007, at 12:32 a.m.
> OK, I will chime in here. I don't think that is the 'real' question. In
> any business, the real question is 'what is the return on my investment
> and how long will it take to get it'? That is the only question, period.> This is an educational book. The cost is reasonable for what you learn.
> Can you use it to make say 100% return on your investment in a week,
> absolutely. You could also mess it up and lose money repeatedly. It all
> depends on your experience level. This is not a book for someone new to
> PPC advertising however. If you have little or no experience with pay per
> click, do yourself a favor and get more education and experience before
> you use this one.> I did buy the book. I did read the book and I did get very excited about
> it. I also did not go running for a refund just because the 'sizzle' of
> the sales letter was a little misleading. I mean in my mind, free is equal
> to no cost so I never felt duped or scammed at all. How many people have
> bought an electronics device where you had to mail in your proof of
> purchase to get your discount. Did that stop you from buying the product?> I want to make a couple of points that those of you who never bought the
> book might be curious about:> 1. The methods taught are not 100% RISK free, but when done properly, they
> allow you to advertise on ANY PPC search engine for either a reduced cost,
> break even cost, or get this, a profit.> 2. Yes, this is about monetizing your landing page. That in itself is not
> a novel concept. What is valuable to me is the specific method of
> purchasing clicks, the specific method of creating your landing page, the
> specific method of monetizing your landing pages and the special 4 free
> bonuses that no one is mentioning in the forums (thankfully I might add).> 3. I have purchased many other manuals on adwords or making money online
> that were absolute junk. This is not one of them. If you apply the
> principles properly, in the right market, with the right landing page, you
> should get great results.> 4. Even after reading this book, would everyone get it 100% correct the
> first time? I doubt it. Keep in mind, Dr Jon has been doing this for 9
> years. I myself and proceeding with caution. I am saving $250 to begin my
> first marketing test. I know that I could blow that money without getting
> any results. I will however, keep trying each month until I get it. There
> is so much potential that it would be foolish not to.> 5. Do you actually need his book? That depends on your experience. I
> recommend that if you go it alone, make sure to test everything you do.
> Keep accurate and up to date records of each attempt so you can improve
> each time.> 6. Was I disappointed that the book did not have some magical way of
> buying PPC ads with no money? Well, honestly, yes I was initially, but
> that disappeared after page 41 (the end of section one).> 7. Is there anything missing from this book? Well, yes, frankly, there are
> some things like tips on how to manage the scheduling of your monetization
> efforts. For example, you all know that one recommendation is to sell
> banner ads. Well, if you have different advertisers buying ads at
> different times of the month, it can get a bit tricky managing when the
> ads expire. All it takes is a good ToDo list/reminder system to keep you
> on track, but that is something missing from the manual.> 8. Am I going to stuff my affiliate link in this post? I would not insult
> your intelligence by doing so. If you want to buy it, go ahead. If you
> don't want to buy it, ask yourself this question ... "how else can I
> drive targeted traffic to my web page for a low cost per visitor?"> I encourage you to post any comments or questions I may have spurred with
> this post.> Glen.
Glen I enjoyed your answer.Nice Work
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