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Saturday

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Sunday

Get Google Ads Free

My name is Roger Preston, and I am a journalist for various publications in upstate New York, as well as the New England area.

I recently had a chance to interview the fine team of professionals at WebBusinessSecrets.com whose flagship product is entitled "Get Google Ads Free."

In April of 2007 "Get Google Ads Free" was launched, and the effect was nothing less than equal to "the shot heard around the world!"

Within just weeks people everywhere were talking about it, and other top-notch online marketers were scurrying to sell it as an Affiliate for the company.

But here's a little insight that 99.9% of everyone the world over doesn't know:

The Product's greatest endorser is none other than Google itself!

That's right. As shocking as it may seem, Google has NO problem with the course that reveals how anyone can get ads on their search engine for Free!

Now, at this point I know you must be curious as to how such a thing is possible, as Google gets its M0NEY from the sale of both AdWords (PPCs) and AdSense (where webmasters allow Google to show their ads on their pages).

One might think that any information that revealed how an advertiser could get their AdWords pay-per-clicks free would be damaging to Google, and therefore Google would not want anyone finding out about it, right?

WRONG! It seems that the secret system developed by the retired native New York doctor contains an interesting "twist" that while allowing advertisers to eliminate their AdWords costs, it does not reduce a single D0LLAR in AdWords revenue for Google.

In fact, just the opposite!

I cannot give away the secret here because that's why it's available in the first place.

But I can tell you that with the application of what's inside "Get Google Ads Free" that:

- Google loses NO money - Google actually can produce even more M0NEY! - Advertisers gain an instant almost unfair advantage over anyone not knowing what's inside "Get Google Ads Free!" - Advertisers can now afford to outbid their competition! - Advertisers are not at risk any longer as their advertising budgets N0 longer matter!

Wow! And this is just the beginning!

Now, where's the definitive PROOF that Google endorses the amazing system shown in "Get Google Ads Free?"

I asked this question to company spokesperson and Vice President of Sales & Marketing, Mr Todd Coutrin, to which he responded:

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"We started our launch like we always do with any product online, using Google AdWords to offer our Product.

"We used keywords that contained the word 'free' so we anticipated the usual HOLD these keywords usually cause any campaign using them to experience.

"But when our campaign was paused by Google for a tad more time than what we regularly anticipated, then we got concerned.

"I actually placed a call directly to Google at 1-866-2-GOOGLE and spoke at length with a customer services rep who said she'd check into what was happening.

"She returned my call 16 hours later and informed me that due to the specific nature of the Product in question (i.e., the ebook "Get Google Ads Free!") their team at Google secured the product, read it all the way trough, and then realizing it would NOT hurt their *revenue* but actually increase it, they immediately un-paused and resumed our ads"

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Amazing! They actually got what amounts to a Signed Certificate of APPROVAL from Google itself!

Therefore, anyone who questions the truth or legality concerning "Get Google Ads Free!" need not fret at all.

Yet, the usual "naysayers" seemed to ignore the obvious fact that if Google had a problem with "Get Google Ads Free!" then we all wouldn't be seeing all the PPC ads at Google each time we type in the keywords and phrases:

- free ads - free advertising - "Get Google Ads Free" - free ppc - free adwords

And so forth!

Yet, there are many very stubborn, even foolish, among us ...

> The "Crybaby Syndrome <

To be fair, I must also inform you of those who seem to be out to get the company for sharing their amazing secret with the world.

In what seems nothing more than a ploy to get attention, a UK online firm operated by two "wanna-be" law students have a Blog that talks the usual trash about the Product.

The Blog's owner, Rob Scott, talks a big game by claiming the secret system to be nothing short of a scam! He even recklessly throws around the potentially libelous phrase ".con (Ooops, I meant .com)" as an attempt at childish humor in order to bash the firm's name.

What's shocking is that this individual is actually a student of law (at least that's what he claims) so one would think that he should perhaps check out the facts before proceeding with such careless remarks.

After all, he admits severally that he "never even ordered the ebook" so how could he truly know one way or the other if it was a valid system - not to mention it is assumed he's at least reasonably intelligent since (according to him) he got into law school, that he would be able to see for himself the firm's Affiliates' ads all over Google, and therefore reason that Google itself is perhaps the firm's chief supporter.

But stubbornness abounds, I suppose.

Ironically Rob says that the only reason he attacks the firm is because "it's a no brainer that this must be a scam," and he got "tired of seeing all those little AdSense ads on his page that people kept clicking on" (which by the way only stood to get him lots of M0NEY!) -- yet he accepts D0NATIONS on his site as a poor, struggling law student in need of paying for his education, and rather than legitimately earn an INC0ME from AdSense with an APPROVED Product.

Sadly, Rob actually censors most of his Blog so that others who wish to post POSITIVES concerning "Get Google Ads Free!" can't even do so. (*But what would you expect from a "wanna-be" lawyer?)

He even posts what appears to be an actual response by the firm's lawyer, but which is perhaps nothing more than his own posts disguised and designed to make himself look better (as anyone can see that the dialogue appears "manufactured" instead of genuine).

What some people will do to project themselves as "Savior to the rest of us" and "The People's Advocate." How ridiculous indeed.

Despite the "crybaby" from across the pond, Rob Snot (Ooops! I must have meant "Rob Scott!") has failed miserably to put even a dent in the firm's sales!

Plus, traffic is on the rise shooting up from an average of 14,OOO visitors daily to now well above 2O,OOO visitors daily (a jump of 42% in daily traffic alone! -- Keep up the good work, Rob!!)

Anyway, don't be dissuaded in your decision to build your online business by eliminating your Google AdWords costs, as the course "Get Google Ads Free!" not only reveals precisely how you can do this, but it goes 10 steps further by giving you all kinds of other amazing strategies I can't even begin to allude to here.

Plus, the e-Course comes with countless resources that go far beyond the usual variety of instantly-clickable extra values!

Lastly never forget that even though quite elderly now, Dr Jon Cohen has even set new records finishing ahead of himself by now having:

- Grossed over $4OO Million in revenues!! - and SAVED over $1OO Million in Google advertising costs!! - attained a personal wealth above $8O million

...all due to his own system!

*NOTE: Rob Scott is broke and demands D0NATIONS! (Ha!)

Talk about putting your M0NEY where your mouth is!!

So if you'd like to get in on all the action, then go grab this amazing "BREAKTHROUGH" for yourself only at:

~~~> http://mcga418.freegoogle.hop.clickbank.net

As one very famous Internet Marketer said it best:

"This is a weapon that should be in every Internet and Affiliate Marketer's arsenal and library!"

Get it directly from the good doctor himself!


Source by : George Smith

5 Tips for SEO vs PPC Advertising

The World Wide Web has deeply metamorphosed the method folks transmit and interact with one another. These changes have too dramatically impacted the business world by varying the process people browse for products, both business-to-business and B2C. 10 yrs ago, businesses extended to their consumers by expos, Publish publicizing, and additional conventional selling techniques.

Nowadays, folks embark on their browsing experience through looking upon the World Wide Web and, more specifically, SEs, particularly Google. In order to continue competing, businesses' online sites want to be establish upon the internet and in SEs.

Online companies bear the chance to leverage the web to extend to buyers effectively and Cheaply with aimed content that buyers look for, not dismiss as rubbish.

WWW Online companies must:

• Aim more prime traffic to their web site • Seize visitants for leads • Win over leads into buyers • Analyse the activeness upon their web site to optimise internet selling exploits

The Net has altered the kinetics of the business existence, demanding an alteration of Previous commercializing methods to fresh marketing processes.

Age-old Marketing = Outward Marketing With stale marketing know-hows, you're Seeking to grasp a broad audience and go for more or less a microscopic share (generally 1-3%) to React. Calculating this a different way, 97% of your attempted marketing is pointless!

Age-old Marketing ways include:

• Wrong sales • Teleselling • Tradeshows • Seminars • Print advertizing • Direct mail and email

The conventional Sales Funnel: Prospects Customers Sales is in control

Modern Marketing = Incoming Marketing

The manner people buy has changed dramatically, people now are in the controlling position of what info they Encounter and how they get it. The World Wide Web and the Growth of web sites like Google, Yahoo, MSN, digg, and del.icio.us have changed the can-do of how people buy products online. People nowadays are often more apt to acquire data about numerous different sellers, products, and industries all by themselves without having to interact with your affliliation or business directly. So, this mean by the time they actually reach you, they're a great deal further along in the purchasing process but you know often less about them.

The Modern Sales Funnel:

Fresh Marketing techniques include:

• SEO (search engine optimization) • PPC (pay-per-click) advertizing • Blogging and leveraging the blogosphere • Buzz marketing • Targeted landing pages • Conversion tools • Sophisticated analytics

Purchaser is in command

Customer and sales share control

Business-to-business purchasers commence in Google The Google Search Golden Triangle

If you haven't seen on yet, it's a heatmap of a person's eye movent accross a Google search result.

What you see there is the phenomenon called the Google Search Golden Triangle. People center on the highest natural results that fall under a triangle shape at the top leftmost corner of the computer screen.

You should prefer to aim as close as possible to this Golden Triangle as top natural results mostly translates into further online traffic.

Natural vs. Paid Search

There are 2 varieties of search results: paid results and natural (or organic) results. Paid results are the listings that involve a payment to the SE in order to list the link for specific keywords.

The most commonly utilized type of paid listings is called PPC (pay-per-click), this is where you pay each time someone or a person searching online, clicks on the link in your advertizement. The cost grows with the competitiveness of the keyword.

Google AdWords makes up one popular way of paid search advertizement.

Whenever you are about to do paid search listings, do it right.

Natural results are assembled by SEs' web spiders and placed according to relevancy to the search conditions. This relevancy is estimated by measures such as extent of keyword match and number of web sites linking up to that particular website. It's a great deal more useful to be catalogued highly in the natural results than in the pay-per-click advertizements. Welfares of existing in natural results: • No cost - natural results are listed founded on the search engine's criterion of your relevancy and quality, not your advertizing bucks, so you do not pay a "fee" per click • Acquire a lot of traffic - most people click the natural search results, not the paid advertizements • Acquire visitants with a greater education - research reveals those who click on natural search results To a greater extent often have a greater level of education • More durable lasting rank and traffic - SEs register your placing history, helping you rank highly in the time to come, and they just reassess your place every couple of weeks or months, leaving you to maintain your place longer

Tip to Understand Google If you comprehend how Google functions, you are able to utilise them to your advantage.

Paid (PPC) Results (25% of Clicks) Natural Results (75% of Clicks) • Free • More traffic • Smarter people • Longer lasting traffic which equals more money in your pocket.


Source by : George

Monday

Paid Links Go Underground

For every abolition an underground emerges. Google’s not exactly the law, and bootleggers during Prohibition didn’t exactly offer seminars about avoiding the revenuers. Todd Mailcoat, Rand Fishkin, John Lessnau, with six middle fingers between them, offer no such discretion and invited PubCon attendees under the table in a session titled Linkfluence: How to Buy Links With Maximum Juice and Minimum Risk.

(Coverage of PubCon continues at WebProNews Videos. Stay with WebProNews for continued coverage from the event this week.)

About this time last year, Google issued steep ranking penalties to paid link directories, making very clear to webmasters wanting to benefit from the search engine that reaches two-thirds to three-fourths of the market that paid links without nofollow commands to drain them of their link juice were officially taboo.

Most of the paid linking world either tried to hoof it out there without Google or reluctantly complied. But guys like Fishkin, Lessnau, Aaron Wall, you could call them outlaws, but really they are the leaders of the paid link underground that was a certain eventuality.

Besides the juice, why would someone still be interested in buying links after all the Google strong-arming? “You get the anchor text want,” began Lessnau, “you get on the page you want, you get the location on the page you want.”

People have reasons other than Google for not buying links he continued, like the upfront cost, the time, effort and salesmanship, the “hoping for a wave of natural links miracle.”

Apparently, that’s just silly. Lessnau then provided an outline of “safe” paid links, which includes:

A link that is relevant in the text of a webpage
A link that is the only link on the page or one of very few on the site (this is important)
Links with varied anchor text
Links from inside pages
Links that are long term.

Lessnau recommends moderation. It’s always greed that gets people.

Which type of site should one seek out? Lessnau recommends a site with good rankings and lots of natural links that is not a major link seller. He described a cautious process that involves searching for the keyword phrases he wants to rank for, finding websites and pages that would be a good fit, verifying the potential partner does not link to major link buyers, and then making a fair offer to the webmaster.
Not only should a webmaster “know when to quit buying links,” she should also keep an eye on websites where links were bought to make sure the webmasters “stay clean.”

Fishkin followed Lessnau’s presentation with less advice that sounds like the sort you’d hear on “Intervention.” His “How to Buy Links Without ‘Buying Links’” segment involved more roundabout (read: untraceable) methods of link exchange. Less drug lord, more money laundering, then.

“It pays to have alternatives,” he said.

Fishkin suggested the nonprofit route, acquiring links via event sponsorships and online charities. Buying food for an event, or supplying t-shirts, etc., and thereby earning a sponsor’s link means “essentially you aren’t directly buying a link.”

Bullet points for this process:

Find nonprofits/charities online
Locate sponsorship pages
Check to see links pass juice, then get in touch
Avoid the standard donation forms and personally check with the webmaster about listings

Another way of buying links without buying them is indirectly bribing bloggers with free stuff and then following up with an email. “Don’t ask for a link. Ask if they liked the product.”

Source and Info by : Jasoon Lee Miller