Google Adwords CTR

On 1 Aug 2003 17:26:58 GMT, "Bruce E. Stemplewski"
<Bruce.Stemplewski@nospamstempsoft.com> wrote:
>I am growing very frustrated with constantly being rejected for a low CTR.
>It seems that everything I try gets rejected. I am an author of some pretty
>specialized software libraries for Visual Basic and Visual C++ programmers.
>It is a library for programmers to interface to Garmin GPS recievers. So of
>course my CTC will be low.
[ Moderator's note: vast wads of needlessly quoted text elided for brevity.
-JimL ]
>
Look, I had the same problem. I went to www.page-zero.com and they
delivered for me. Buy their ebook. It's worth the money. It will
teach you how to make serious money off google.

Do it. Now.

[ Moderator's note: Approved with qualifier. Had the poster left out the the
last line and the always suspect phrase "...how to make serious money..."
we'd have approved this quicker. But it now looks like an ad.
But since we generally approve most recommendations (with an eye toward
weeding out the phony setups) we've decided to let this one go with a note.
As always:
Caveat Emptor, quia ignorare non debuit quod ius alienum emit. (Okay I
copied the whole phrase from the web - my knowledge of Latin being confined
to a handful of words and phrases.) -JimL ]

"Harlan Kilstein Ed.D." <hypnosis4achange[I.delete.spam]@aol.com> wrote in
message news:<bgk0dh02bbc@enews1.newsguy.com>...
<snip>
> Look, I had the same problem. I went to www.page-zero.com and they
> delivered for me. Buy their ebook. It's worth the money. It will
> teach you how to make serious money off google.

I went there. It's for the Google Adwords program. There are better
ways to make money off of Google if you have a specialized product,
like the products the gentleman who started this thread is trying to
sell.

The Google Adwords program is valuable for companies with stiff
competition. For instance, if you're selling computer monitors. There
are a zillion places on the Web to purchase computer monitors, and
chances are you're not gonna get listed in the top 10 search results
unless you're a major player. The Adwords program levels the playing
field for everyone, provided you're willing to pay for it.

Bruce has a specialized product. I don't think he needs to spend money
on the Adwords program. If he does some good research, he can take
advantage of Google's enormous traffic (as well as the rest of the
search engines) without having to "pay per click." Does Bruce really
want to pay for click-thrus when people search for "GPS"? Probably
not, since thousands of people search on that each day, and of that
I'll wager that only a handful are actually looking for the type of
solutions Bruce provides. Meanwhile, he's stuck paying for all the
junk click-thrus.

Bruce, I'd also recommend that you take the plunge and register your
site in the proper Yahoo! directory. It is relatively expensive,
costing a few hundred bucks. However, Yahoo! will be your second
largest traffic source, and should boost your ranking in Google's
search results. (There is some controversy about this.) You also need
to get listed on dmoz.org. There is no controversy about that -
everyone agrees that Google gives higher ranking to sites listed on
dmoz. Dmoz.org is free.

"Lou Minatti" <louminatti@watchingyou.com> wrote in message
news:bgm0bt02eio@enews4.newsguy.com...
>
> The Google Adwords program is valuable for companies with stiff
> competition. For instance, if you're selling computer monitors. There
> are a zillion places on the Web to purchase computer monitors, and
> chances are you're not gonna get listed in the top 10 search results
> unless you're a major player.

I wonder what the CTR is for the top listed adwords vs. the top listed
search results. I have some sites that show up #1 in Google search results
and some competitors buying adwords that show up on the same page.

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[elliotthn05]

if you can make good money then you may share a little experience here.i will be appraciated.

[karim 6123]

ok thanks whats he minimum payput

[karim 6123]

the minimum payout* soz spellig error

[elliotthn05]

from your site i see it seems about Google AdWords and Yahoo!
but after have read some more content in publications you are asking me to fill lots of contents and i see i should have a company???