Using Google Ads

This is the best advertising your money can buy. Highly targeted traffic, paying only for actual clicks on your ad.

So what do you need to know?

Google Adwords are text based ads that appear on searches from Google and its partners such as AOL and many content driven sites. Ads are placed based on bids starting at 5 cents per click and getting quite high even exceeding the $10 range for a single click. But in most cases you can get traffic for 10 to 50 cents per visitor.

Is that a lot to spend? Yes. But, these are people that actually searched for your product, read your ad and clicked to go to your website. The conversion rate can be much higher than any other form of Internet advertising. But with everyone know that, the bidding for popular keywords is often out of budget and getting worse.

Just as with any form of advertising, you will need to make money from it to pay for the ads. If one company can make more then they are willing to pay more for the ads. Hence the $5 and $10 per click figures arise. We would not suggest paying that high a number for ads unless you really know what you are doing.

Its really no surprise that the stronger companies edge out the small home based guys when something is profitable. So getting in now, while you still can is important.

Too many people are looking for the easy money. When new things start, there is often some quick and easy money to be made. The google ads are still in an early phase and there is still a great opportunity for small home based businesses to make money. The longer you wait, the harder it gets to compete for the traffic.

Last year you could buy hundreds of clicks a day for $10. But now that number is easily $50+. Already pricing itself out of many businesses advertising budgets.

But you may not need that much traffic. Even at 15 cents a click, if you limit yourself to 20 clicks a day, its only $3/day. For under $100/month you have 600 visitors to your website.

If you have 600 people visiting your website, that are looking to buy your product and you can not earn $100 profit, you need to look at your business model.

Keep in mind, many businesses advertise at loss to generate a client base. Customers that will continue to buy in the future. So the value of the ads are far greater than the actual initial sale.

You also have branding considerations. Getting people to your website and building your brand also has value regardless if you make a sale.

These factors are often not considered by the small business and that is why the ads often exceed the vale to a small business owner.

Still, it's extremely rare to find an advertising medium that can start producing sales in minutes. Google Adwords does just that.

You place an ad, set a budget and time frame to run the ad, and withing minutes, the ad is displayed for people to read. Depending on how attractive your ad is, you could be getting visitors any minute.

We have used this system to generate thousands of visitors a day often costing several hundred dollars a day equating to thousands of dollars a month. But the system offers benefits to the small website needing only a few customers, such as the home quilt maker.

A quilt can take many hours to build, and sell for large amounts of money. But the quilter could never use 100 customers at one time because they can only make one at a time. So even if the quilter spends $50 to get 300 potential customers, a single sale is all they need. Then the campaign can be paused and no ads are displayed, until the quilt is finished and a new customer is needed.

On the high side, a company selling website hosting needs as many clients as possible. So the advertising barrel is bottomless and no amount of traffic is too much. These programs can generate thousands of potential customers a day, but the profit is far less and value is much lower than to the quilter.

Each company has its own considerations and each must find the right combination to satisfy its own business. But each can benefit greatly from using google ads.

On a scale of 1 to 10, google ads are a 12.

To get started go to: https://www.google.com/ads/

 

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