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Get Google AdWords
Would you like targeted website traffic today? Don't wait to start ranking well in the search engines, you can buy your website traffic and have lots of visitors at your website right away.
Google's AdWords is perfect for targeting specific internet traffic. Your ad can appear on website pages and next to search engine results for the exact keywords you choose! You have lots of control too, so you can set a cap on how much to spend on a daily basis.
cost: $5 setup fee, with a minimum bid of 5ยข per click.
You pay only after a user clicks on your ad.
There is no minimum monthly spend amount and no monthly fees.
Set daily budgets on your ad campain.
Sign up for your account. You'll need a credit card so Google can charge you when your ads are clicked.
The signup process for process takes less than 20 minutes and ads go live instantly.
They'll tally up the clicks and charge you once a month. It may take a couple weeks to figure out what works and what doesn't.
Start small, and work your way up, you don't want to spend your entire budget on the first day.
Choose broad, phrase, exact or negative matching for keywords to trigger the appearance of your ad.
Ads on AdWords are ranked on on a formula of cost-per-click times the click-through rate whiich reduces costs to the lowest price needed to maintain position over time.
Target advertisements to over 200 countries in 6 languages.
It's easy to
and watch your statistics rise. Write a good ad and make sure you use relevant keywords potential customers might be searching for.
Once you've created your ad text and gotten past the automated review, you're ready to choose keywords. Choose the keywords you think are most relevant to your photography website. Use this FREE Keyword Tool to research how much your keywords are bidding for per click.
Next how much you are willing to pay? The best strategy is to start out small. Spending even $100 per month can give you an idea of what works and what doesn't.
If you have high demand keywords, and a low maximum Cost Per Click, your ad may never get shown, or it may be shown on page 99 of the Google results. You need to find a balance between paying $5 for a single click, and not having your ad shown at all. Usually the "recommendations" made by Google are way too high, and will cause you to go broke in a hurry.
Once you have an ad that's working, and you've made a couple of sales, you can increase your cap per day.
