you know you could start with yourself and post some useful methods in this section, right?
It's obvious from my post that I'm looking to read information rather than share it. Why would I create a post like this if I already had all the knowledge needed?
This is also the problem with many people like yourself, who I'm sure don't make money otherwise you would never ever ever ever ask someone for a 'method'.
Asking someone for a method is rude and insensitive. Do you really think someone's going to share a working adwords method? What happens when 100 people start bidding on those keywords? Profit goes from $500/day to $5/day if they're lucky.
Asking for methods shows you have absolutely no experience or understanding of online marketing. I've never met a single person in marketing who's making money that asks for methods. None. I never have and never will ask anyone for their method, but I will ask them some non-intrusive questions so I can get a better understanding of how to overcome some of the challenges I'll face with my own project.
What can be shared is things like:
What kind things are still working on adwords, trials, biz ops, pps, building email lists. Ie, what general areas are people still having success in.
What's the current situation with trademarks. I read that last march they got rid of the trademark restrictions, so can you both BID on trademark terms *and* have them in the creative?
Does anyone still direct link?
Are you doing affiliate stuff or creating your own profit?
Did you find it hard to find profitable keywords with adwords?
How do you find adwords compared with bing if you use bing?
Any tips for increasing quality score?
Do you know if it's possible to show a different display url as your target url. I've seen some ads that do this.
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These are all questions that can be discussed without giving away income sources. Simply asking someone for their method is just childish. I personally don't like the word "method". It's like something from a kids club. You don't hear any other entrepreneurs talk about "methods". They talk about business models.