Comments for Just About PPC http://www.jappc.com Wed, 21 Dec 2011 22:00:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Where can I get a Google Adwords voucher? by Pascal Perry http://www.jappc.com/where-can-i-get-a-google-adwords-voucher/#comment-4520 Pascal Perry Wed, 21 Dec 2011 22:00:21 +0000 http://www.jappc.com/where-can-i-get-a-google-adwords-voucher/#comment-4520 N Vet, You can create an account with any of Google products—like Google Analytics or Google Places (formerly Google Local Business Center)—and you will receive a $ 100 Google AdWords coupon. I confirm this works, but within weeks, not to say months. But if you don't want to wait that long, you can ask Google directly to try Google AdWords for free and they will kindly send you a $ 75 voucher upon verification of your email address. To do so, go to https://services.google.com/fb/forms/adwordscoupon/ —Pascal Perry 【ｼ】 Online Findability and SEO Strategist Incidentally, avid Google AdWords advertiser since its inception in 2004 N Vet,

You can create an account with any of Google products—like Google Analytics or Google Places (formerly Google Local Business Center)—and you will receive a $ 100 Google AdWords coupon.

I confirm this works, but within weeks, not to say months.

But if you don’t want to wait that long, you can ask Google directly to try Google AdWords for free and they will kindly send you a $ 75 voucher upon verification of your email address. To do so, go to https://services.google.com/fb/forms/adwordscoupon/

—Pascal Perry 【ｼ】
Online Findability and SEO Strategist
Incidentally, avid Google AdWords advertiser since its inception in 2004

]]> Comment on Where can I get a Google Adwords voucher? by ars http://www.jappc.com/where-can-i-get-a-google-adwords-voucher/#comment-4519 ars Wed, 21 Dec 2011 21:52:45 +0000 http://www.jappc.com/where-can-i-get-a-google-adwords-voucher/#comment-4519 it's easy to get Adwords Coupons :) if you want unlimited just PM :) it’s easy to get Adwords Coupons :) if you want unlimited just PM :)

]]> Comment on Where can I get a Google Adwords voucher? by Clarence M http://www.jappc.com/where-can-i-get-a-google-adwords-voucher/#comment-4518 Clarence M Wed, 21 Dec 2011 21:27:15 +0000 http://www.jappc.com/where-can-i-get-a-google-adwords-voucher/#comment-4518 Don't click the link below, probably an affiliate link. Google doesn't give out any coupons or vouchers to people already using Adwords. The Best way to get a credit "about $ 100 dollar in Adwords ". Submit your website to Google, register for Adsene or Analytic. Basically if you let Google know somehow that you own a website that earn money, their Adword marketing team will send you a intro to Adword Credit. Don’t click the link below, probably an affiliate link.

Google doesn’t give out any coupons or vouchers to people already using Adwords.

The Best way to get a credit “about $ 100 dollar in Adwords “. Submit your website to Google, register for Adsene or Analytic.

Basically if you let Google know somehow that you own a website that earn money, their Adword marketing team will send you a intro to Adword Credit.

]]> Comment on Do you think Google AdWords is effective enough? by Daniel K http://www.jappc.com/do-you-think-google-adwords-is-effective-enough/#comment-4517 Daniel K Thu, 08 Dec 2011 22:03:48 +0000 http://www.jappc.com/do-you-think-google-adwords-is-effective-enough/#comment-4517 Yes, Adwords can be very effective if you know how to use it properly. But general discussion forum is too broad of a category for adwords. What makes your forum unique? Why would people want to come to your forum over another? Who in particular would want to use your forum? If you can answer those questions, you will start to come up with keywords and ads that will do well. Yes, Adwords can be very effective if you know how to use it properly. But general discussion forum is too broad of a category for adwords. What makes your forum unique? Why would people want to come to your forum over another? Who in particular would want to use your forum? If you can answer those questions, you will start to come up with keywords and ads that will do well.

]]> Comment on Do you think Google AdWords is effective enough? by kushbusiness http://www.jappc.com/do-you-think-google-adwords-is-effective-enough/#comment-4516 kushbusiness Thu, 08 Dec 2011 21:31:36 +0000 http://www.jappc.com/do-you-think-google-adwords-is-effective-enough/#comment-4516 i believe that it is overhyped, and there are too many fraudulent clicks... try a smaller network like bidvertiser i believe that it is overhyped, and there are too many fraudulent clicks… try a smaller network like bidvertiser

]]> Comment on How do I build an effective keyword list in adwords? by Drew http://www.jappc.com/how-do-i-build-an-effective-keyword-list-in-adwords/#comment-4512 Drew Mon, 17 Oct 2011 20:51:26 +0000 http://www.jappc.com/how-do-i-build-an-effective-keyword-list-in-adwords/#comment-4512 Here are three steps to building a more effective keyword list: 1. When creating your list, think like a customer. What terms or phrases would your customers use to describe your products or services? List any keywords that you think users might search for on Google to find your business. Then expand your list to include relevant variations including alternate spellings (e.g. light, lite), plurals, and synonyms. To help you brainstorm, use our Keyword Tool. 2. Refine or 'scrub' keywords that may be too broad or irrelevant. Keywords that are too broad can lower your performance by generating many ad impressions but few clicks. To avoid this, delete generic keywords on your list that could relate to a wide spectrum of products or services. One-word keywords are likely to be too generic, so try using two- or three-word phrases. 3. Use keyword matching options. You can choose four different keyword matching options to target your ads to users: broad, phrase, exact, or negative match. If you don't set a specific option, your keywords will be broad match by default. Switch to one of the other options if you want to narrow your audience to be more relevant. By applying more focused matching options to your keywords, you can reach those who are more interested in what you offer, reduce your cost-per-click (CPC), and increase your ROI. See here: http://www.1010adwordsqualityscore.com/ Here are three steps to building a more effective keyword list:

1. When creating your list, think like a customer.
What terms or phrases would your customers use to describe your products or services? List any keywords that you think users might search for on Google to find your business. Then expand your list to include relevant variations including alternate spellings (e.g. light, lite), plurals, and synonyms. To help you brainstorm, use our Keyword Tool.

2. Refine or ‘scrub’ keywords that may be too broad or irrelevant.
Keywords that are too broad can lower your performance by generating many ad impressions but few clicks. To avoid this, delete generic keywords on your list that could relate to a wide spectrum of products or services. One-word keywords are likely to be too generic, so try using two- or three-word phrases.

3. Use keyword matching options.
You can choose four different keyword matching options to target your ads to users: broad, phrase, exact, or negative match. If you don’t set a specific option, your keywords will be broad match by default. Switch to one of the other options if you want to narrow your audience to be more relevant. By applying more focused matching options to your keywords, you can reach those who are more interested in what you offer, reduce your cost-per-click (CPC), and increase your ROI.

See here: http://www.1010adwordsqualityscore.com/

]]> Comment on Infected Computer Help, Spam Pop Ups…? by Bilal http://www.jappc.com/infected-computer-help-spam-pop-ups/#comment-4500 Bilal Thu, 08 Sep 2011 22:16:24 +0000 http://www.jappc.com/infected-computer-help-spam-pop-ups/#comment-4500 Use Firefox! Use Firefox!

]]> Comment on Infected Computer Help, Spam Pop Ups…? by mykewlname http://www.jappc.com/infected-computer-help-spam-pop-ups/#comment-4499 mykewlname Thu, 08 Sep 2011 21:29:58 +0000 http://www.jappc.com/infected-computer-help-spam-pop-ups/#comment-4499 -Run disk cleanup and select everything for removal. -Go to the add-remove programs in control panel and remove anything suspicious. Examples: shoppingbuddy, gator, mywebsearch, etc… If you are unsure of any program then just leave it alone. -Go to download.com and download Lavasoft Ad-aware or another anti-spyware program other then malwarebytes. Install and update it and malwarebytes with the latest definitions. -Restart your computer. When you see the very first screen as soon as the PC is turned on, start lightly tapping the F8 key until a boot menu pops up. This menu will appear before you even see the Windows Splash screen. If it loads into windows then restart and try again. Once you see the boot menu, choose to boot your PC in Safe Mode, and log into Windows when it finishes. If it asks you about restoring your computer using system restore, do not use that option at this time. Once windows launches it will look different then usual and some of the screen might not be displayed, but that is ok. Click on Start and programs then find the Malwarebytes program and run it. Start a complete scan of all drives and remove everything it finds. If it instructs you to restart your PC to finish the removal then do it. Then do the same thing with your other anti-spyware program you downloaded and installed. Also scan for viruses. If it finds nothing, then I suggest you wipe and reload your PC -Run disk cleanup and select everything for removal.
-Go to the add-remove programs in control panel and remove anything suspicious. Examples: shoppingbuddy, gator, mywebsearch, etc… If you are unsure of any program then just leave it alone.
-Go to download.com and download Lavasoft Ad-aware or another anti-spyware program other then malwarebytes. Install and update it and malwarebytes with the latest definitions.
-Restart your computer. When you see the very first screen as soon as the PC is turned on, start lightly tapping the F8 key until a boot menu pops up. This menu will appear before you even see the Windows Splash screen. If it loads into windows then restart and try again.

Once you see the boot menu, choose to boot your PC in Safe Mode, and log into Windows when it finishes. If it asks you about restoring your computer using system restore, do not use that option at this time. Once windows launches it will look different then usual and some of the screen might not be displayed, but that is ok. Click on Start and programs then find the Malwarebytes program and run it. Start a complete scan of all drives and remove everything it finds. If it instructs you to restart your PC to finish the removal then do it. Then do the same thing with your other anti-spyware program you downloaded and installed. Also scan for viruses.

If it finds nothing, then I suggest you wipe and reload your PC

]]> Comment on What is Google Adwords and what it deals with? by Ramzi Kudera http://www.jappc.com/what-is-google-adwords-and-what-it-deals-with/#comment-4498 Ramzi Kudera Wed, 07 Sep 2011 11:55:48 +0000 http://www.jappc.com/what-is-google-adwords-and-what-it-deals-with/#comment-4498 It is a web sites promoting and marketing system, through using the proper keywords you are promoting the rank of your web site among google results and each keyword worths a certain value which is subject to the market offer and demand, for instance if you associate your web site with the keyword "vehicle", use the Ad word dash board utility to determine the current value of it e.g. $ 1 then if you pay $ 1.1 you ensure that whenever someone look for vehicle your web site will come first, once that clicked your account will charge you that amount, you can specify the maximum amount that you want to spend per day e.g. $ 10/day the ad word dash board is linked to the Gmail account It is a web sites promoting and marketing system, through using the proper keywords you are promoting the rank of your web site among google results and each keyword worths a certain value which is subject to the market offer and demand, for instance if you associate your web site with the keyword “vehicle”, use the Ad word dash board utility to determine the current value of it e.g. $ 1 then if you pay $ 1.1 you ensure that whenever someone look for vehicle your web site will come first, once that clicked your account will charge you that amount, you can specify the maximum amount that you want to spend per day e.g. $ 10/day the ad word dash board is linked to the Gmail account

]]> Comment on Has anyone ever had succes with adwords? by Glenn W http://www.jappc.com/has-anyone-ever-had-succes-with-adwords/#comment-4497 Glenn W Tue, 06 Sep 2011 17:47:07 +0000 http://www.jappc.com/has-anyone-ever-had-succes-with-adwords/#comment-4497 do you mean adwords or adsense? Adwords is used to promote your site to people searching on the internet. Adsense is where you place other companies ads on your site and get a fee for each click through from Google. Both are worth it if you know what you are doing. Regards, glenn do you mean adwords or adsense? Adwords is used to promote your site to people searching on the internet. Adsense is where you place other companies ads on your site and get a fee for each click through from Google. Both are worth it if you know what you are doing.

Regards,
glenn

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