Passive Income Via Affiliate Marketing

[...] page and I will use any number of keywords I will discover as long as those keywords will keep Quality Score at acceptable levels. I’ll keep it online, too, until I have used up a budget of $100 [...]

[...] to find that the keywords are sending in the sales and I get them cheap because my Quality Score is good. Afterwards though, clicks and conversions start to decline until it totally [...]

[...] a bit about a method I learned from other affiliate marketers about getting a good Quality Score in Adwords. Google’s quality score is about relevancy of your website or landing page [...]

[...] each of the 166 keywords (166 only! Pathetic!) was rated as either Good or Great by Adwords Quality Score. And to think that I was only using 1 landing page for all those keywords. But I intend to [...]

[...] what some pay per click marketers are complaining lately in their blogs. I love promoting affiliate marketing products in pay per click. It is the fastest way of advertising an affiliate product or [...]

[...] For The Project Creating the campaign in search marketing is not the last step in affiliate marketing with PPC. This is just the beginning of the almost never ending testing and modifying [...]

[...] stats result. Little did I know that if I wanted to make the most of the money invested in affiliate marketing – tracking your conversion as accurately as you could will not only save you money [...]

[...] affiliate” techniques and testing or monitoring a campaign utilizing the best tools in PPC marketing. What I admire most about this coaching program is the openness of knowledgeable members in [...]

[...] cost per click. Now, add to that Google slap and some other search engine penalty crap, PPC marketing has become not only very competitive but also frustrating to an internet marketer. [...]

[...] 1) All links are directed to a TRACKING LINK. This is one of the mistakes I did when I started PPC marketing – not tracking the clicks on my campaigns. I probably wasted a lot of money on my [...]

[...] switch to Google Chrome. The reason for this is that with Firefox and Internet Explorer, Google Keyword Tool is shown as a frame which you need to scroll up and down to view your results. With Chrome, [...]

[...] ; I chose “dog training behavior problems” (screenshot 1) and plugged that in Google keyword tool, I looked at the result and liked the keyword “biting puppy” (screenshot 2) [...]

[...] will document how I prepared the dog training product promotion and how I set this up in an Adwords campaign with emphasis on obtaining a good quality score to bring down PPC costs and drive a good [...]

[...] (Go back to Part 3 of Dog Training Project Study) Preparing Adwords Campaign For The Project Creating the campaign in search marketing is not the last step in affiliate [...]

[...] Moving forward, I will now choose a keyword (or keywords) that I’ll use in my Adwords campaign to promote this dog training product. Since I will be promoting Kingdom Of Pets dog [...]

[...] (Go back to Part 2 of Dog Training Project Study) Creating A Landing Page For this case study, I intend to use just 3 articles relevant [...]

[...] (Go back to Part 1 of Dog Training Project Study) Selecting The Keyword Moving forward, I will now choose a keyword (or keywords) that I& [...]

[...] . This will help you know where your clicks are coming from. (Go to Part 2 of Dog Training Project Study) [...]