I have a domain that gets 50,000 exact local searches a month. Competition is low, and the cpc is $2.58. It is .org, though, not .com or .net. Not sure if it is worth something as is or worth building out?
Looks good. I'm always looking for good CPA or lead programs. They always work better for me than sales programs. Conversions are high, which is always nice.
I would think that people who actually able to double their money in a short time are not going to reveal their secrets, unless they get a cut of the action in some way. One of the secrets to being successful is not giving away secrets!
Mystery solved. We apparently had old ads with links pointing to now non-existent websites/pages. They were paused but never deleted. The rep said to clean out the account, and we should be reinstated.
Yes, absolutely. I have been to two meetings with Google reps and each one said that each page - each and every page - has to be high quality and bring something useful to the user. Even a few spammy pages in a large site can tank its rankings.
He didn't use a voucher. His account was long standing, probably 3 or 4 years old. He just did what he always does, added a domain, set up ads and kws, etc. And wham, the account is suspended.
Is there a way to find out, before buying a domain name, if it has been blacklisted by Adwords? My brother just bought a domain. He set it up in his years-old, in good-standing Adwords account where it got an immediate QS of 1. Every keyword he added got a QS1 and within a few hours the...
Add targeted affiliate offer links to the emails. That's what we do. How often do you send to the list? If often, rotate the offers to keep it fresh for your readers.
I've been doing some kw research for a new project, and the kw tools really only got me started. Either the kws they suggested were totally saturated or were so obscure no one searched on them. So I started looking at the competing sites and took two and three word phrases off of their sites...
All I know is I was stuck at earning several thousand a month from email newsletters. Paid the bills, gave me flexibility. But I had plateaued and was bored. Then one morning I woke up and just actually said to myself, okay, I want to do something else, and today I am going to figured out...
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