Mastering Google AdWords – Part 1 Then most difficult aspect of marketing a new product or Web site is to find enough people who are interested in him so that she is ready to buy. Mastering Google AdWords enables you to drive traffic to your website and start making sales immediately. You can create a Google AdWord campaign in minutes and make sales within 24 hours. Advantages to master Google AdWords 1. Test Products – with Google AdWords you can quickly test a product to determine if there is a demand for it. If you generate a lot of clicks, this may mean that you have a winning product.

2. Generate sales leads – use Google AdWords to generate leads by offering something for free to get your email address. After that, create an autoresponder series to build a relationship with the person. With this long-term relationship can continually introduce new products to them. 3. Sell your own products – this can produce large profits because you have to deal with any average men tend to reduce your overall profits.

4. Selling other people’s products through affiliate programs – you make the sales person for a large company. The company provides a quality product that is in high demand, with a page professional website and sales. Addressed only to visitors to this site and collect commissions for each sale you make. Here are some tips to get you started: 1. Make the first use of extensive research Wordtracker the keyword to find the best keywords that fit the product you want to sell. Make a list of at least 50-100 keywords or keyword phrases. Create different ads based on your targeted keywords. Not all keywords will necessarily helpful, however you can use later to develop the content for your web pages. 2. Create multiple ads within an ad group. – A group of consistent adds is an ad group you create for the keywords you have researched. Choose your targeted keyword or keyword phrase then creates at least two different ads so you can see which ad produces the highest click through rate. The click through rate (CTR) is the ratio of the number of times a person clicks on your ad based on the number of times seen. For example if 100 people see your ad and only one person clicks on your ad that will take your website, then the CTR for that ad is 1 / 100, 1%. 3. Do not put too many keywords in an ad group – if your keyword phrase is “red cars” then create a group announced two ads that contain this phrase. If your keyword phrase the “blue car” then create another ad group with 2 ads containing this phrase. All your keywords should be similar.