Any PPC Gurus on BHW?

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Whats the best PPC course out right now? Any PPC gurus out here available for paid coaching? Looking to get into PPC with a reletively large budget to play with. Please PM Me or leave suggestions on what you think is the best PPC program/ebook out there. Thanks :)
 
The $1299/hour consultation is out of my budget, but did you have any recommendations on the other resources on this site?
 
Whats the best PPC course out right now? Any PPC gurus out here available for paid coaching? Looking to get into PPC with a reletively large budget to play with. Please PM Me or leave suggestions on what you think is the best PPC program/ebook out there. Thanks :)

You should check out "Pay Per Click Formula 3.0"

http://payperclickformula.com/
 
Perry Marshall is power, I agree $1200 is steep - but he has loads of useful stuff on his site. I have tried various courses but the best is practice, unfortunately it can be costly. You should also check out Google's documentation. You will notice accross all the docs you read there are key principles that are always the same and for which you dont need to spend money. IMO the key to success is taking a niche and focusing on that and testing, testing, testing till you find what works for that. The other thing is to make sure you record, track and document everything you do, so that you can identify what really works and what doesnt. Good Luck
 
I won't call myself a guru or something but let me know if I can be a some help :)
 
You should check out "Pay Per Click Formula 3.0"
No offense to bobbylove321's recommendation but Pay Per Click Formula 3.0 is a joke. Gauher Chaudhry tells you to advertise on 7Search as a staple of making PPC profits. The #1 rule in PPC is quality traffic is key. 7Search does not have quality traffic. His other third-tier engines he recommends may have quality traffic but may not too. When people say they want to do PPC, they generally mean they want to advertise using Adwords and Adcenter. Why would you pay for a $1,200 course when Adwords has all the information free online? It is literally everything you need to know.

I can't post links for who knows why. I've been a member of this forum for years now. Anyways, go to Google and type in "adwords exam study learning center".

I also follow Brad Geddes. He knows his stuff. PPC Hero is a decent blog.
 
I just found this from Brad Geddes and it certainly seems comprehensive (555 pg). I checked the do not share list and didn't see it listed so...

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The real secrets to PPC will never be shared...you gotta learn it on your own. I tried looking. Once you learn it though you set.
 
Actually the Definitive Guide to Google Adwards 2011 is Amazing. Google it and you find a free copy. If not, pm me and I will upload it here :)

Edit: it's by Perry Marshall and you will know why this guy takes 1200$/hour. He worth every penny he takes
 
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The real secrets to PPC will never be shared...you gotta learn it on your own. I tried looking. Once you learn it though you set.

Now, if only we could get rid of that pesky, and necessary, life skill called "grammar".
 
My tips are spyfu.com (second time today I'm mentioning them) and adsense vouchers from fiverr.

Then just practice like hell, and split test over and over again, there's only so much a book can teach you.
Adsense banned me again for no reason (I blame Google Chrome), so I've personally given up on them for now.

Another nice resource is this which you might find useful when tweaking -
http://www.marketingexperiments.com/ppc-seo-optimization/clarifying-the-value-proposition.html
 
No offense to bobbylove321's recommendation but Pay Per Click Formula 3.0 is a joke. Gauher Chaudhry tells you to advertise on 7Search as a staple of making PPC profits. The #1 rule in PPC is quality traffic is key. 7Search does not have quality traffic. His other third-tier engines he recommends may have quality traffic but may not too. When people say they want to do PPC, they generally mean they want to advertise using Adwords and Adcenter. Why would you pay for a $1,200 course when Adwords has all the information free online? It is literally everything you need to know.

I can't post links for who knows why. I've been a member of this forum for years now. Anyways, go to Google and type in "adwords exam study learning center".

I also follow Brad Geddes. He knows his stuff. PPC Hero is a decent blog.

I don't believe Gauher ever said to use 7Search as a staple. In fact, he highly recommends diversifying to all traffic sources. Even for Adwords, he brought down his own percentage of traffic from 50% to 20%, if I remember correctly.

Whats the best PPC course out right now? Any PPC gurus out here available for paid coaching? Looking to get into PPC with a reletively large budget to play with. Please PM Me or leave suggestions on what you think is the best PPC program/ebook out there. Thanks
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One of the first free places to start should be Adwords itself: http://support.google.com/adwords/certification/bin/static.py?hl=en&page=examstudy.cs&rd=1
 
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The $49 Perry Marshall ebook is garbage. 80% of it is plugs for his and his friends products. The other 20% is common sense.

It also contradicts itself in a few places, at one point it says to pick specific keywords that cost more but are targeted. Then a couple chapters later it says to pick broad keywords because they are cheaper.

Judging by that product I wouldn't consider buying anything else from them.
 
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