Adwords campaigns best ROI

Hi,

I found my own method on creating adwords accounts, I'm not going to share it, or sell it, this thread is not about this. I'm trying to find how to use the accounts. I used to do cpa with adwords, using a cloaker, it worked sometimes ROI was 300% sometimes 150%. Now its not working, my niche died, and also adwords banned it, it was 'free vbucks' btw, so I cant do it anymore.

Now I'm trying to find something similar, with good ROI or why not even better something legit, white hat. I know people doing 'travel calls' but google again start banning accounts for this, something to do with a list of keywords which is flagged.

I ran out of ideas and don't know where to look, I know that nobody is sharing niches and good methods but anything can help!

Thank you !

Google quickly bans all accounts using misleading tactics. Technically, even affiliate marketing isn't allowed on Google Ads. If you're looking for legitimate ways to start a business, there are dozens of niches that work excellently with Google or Bing Ads. We manage millions in ad spend per year - but honestly, it needs to be a legit business, no cloaking etc, or there is no point in spending the time required.

I would recommend looking into some ecommerce niches and using Google Ads to promote physical products. There are a lot of people making good money from the right niches. They're just not the niches you'd think of: nobody makes money from yoga pants or electronic gadgets or workout supplements. They're making money from the boring niches.

Sign to some big affiliate network and browse offers.

AneaKr said:

Google quickly bans all accounts using misleading tactics. Technically, even affiliate marketing isn't allowed on Google Ads. If you're looking for legitimate ways to start a business, there are dozens of niches that work excellently with Google or Bing Ads. We manage millions in ad spend per year - but honestly, it needs to be a legit business, no cloaking etc, or there is no point in spending the time required.

I would recommend looking into some ecommerce niches and using Google Ads to promote physical products. There are a lot of people making good money from the right niches. They're just not the niches you'd think of: nobody makes money from yoga pants or electronic gadgets or workout supplements. They're making money from the boring niches.

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To promote physical products best is to use Amazon especially FBA, googles ads and bing are just complementary for that I think

Tollaw said:

To promote physical products best is to use Amazon especially FBA, googles ads and bing are just complementary for that I think

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Amazon is very good for promoting physical products sold on their platform, however for companies with their own ecommerce sites one of the most profitable ways is from Google Ads & Bing Ads. Amazon requires a minimum monthly budget of $35,000 to advertise off-site products.

suportxd said:

Sign to some big affiliate network and browse offers.

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This is a method but AdWords is very very strict on affiliate offers. You'd need a landingpage but this is where the problems begin as Google doesn't want thin bridge pages which main goal is to get the visitor to click on your affiliate links. It's tough.

suportxd said:

Sign to some big affiliate network and browse offers.

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i tried clickbank in the past with bing ads, their ebooks or products and the way are presented looks kinda bad and expensive. i really understand why nobody wanted to buy that shit.

I'm looking for a quality product, something that actually looks good and people actually need it and want to buy it.

bone7 said:

i tried clickbank in the past with bing ads, their ebooks or products and the way are presented looks kinda bad and expensive. i really understand why nobody wanted to buy that shit.

I'm looking for a quality product, something that actually looks good and people actually need it and want to buy it.

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Try to find small / niche affiliate networks. They had different offers / landings / materials, so traffic won't see that much as Clickbank offers, and should convert better for you.

YoungArt said:

This is a method but AdWords is very very strict on affiliate offers. You'd need a landingpage but this is where the problems begin as Google doesn't want thin bridge pages which main goal is to get the visitor to click on your affiliate links. It's tough.

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Yeah, but lot of guys doing that. Is easy doing that in short way ( churn and burn ), but harder in longterm. But there is still people who doing amazing numbers with adwords + affiliate in longterm.

If you don't own a business, sell a service, or sell an item somewhere you pretty much are gonna get squashed by Google. They seem to hate aff's and as was said before anything that skirts the rules will get stopped. Google is too competitive for them to allow ass hats to advertise themselves and then pay people to affiliate ads for them... that would give one guy multiple slots in the ad rotation essentially. Google barely has room for everybody after they lick Amazon's ass.

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