any one use google adwords

Use the tool provided to research keywords. It's helpful as it gives ideas related to your product, also a guide as to how many searches are carried out for a set of keywords, how completive the words are and what the likely cost per click will be.

As previously mentioned in the thread I would avoid using broad match; you don't want to people clicking your add when there is no real prospect of them buying from. You can also use negative keywords to further target you adverts.

If you want instant traffic adwords is excellent - but at a cost. Don't set a budget you can't afford.

Goggle's AdWords program has implemented automatic rules. Be very careful in setting these rules and have a tutorial first. Nevertheless this is a useful way to automatize your daily AdWords business.

Google adwords in great if you're just starting a business. But you do need to do your research first...

1. Use the keyword tool and narrow down at least 5 keyword phrases that people will most likely type in to find your site. Choose a couple that does not have high competition.

2. Establish a budget that you are willing to spend on clicks.

3. Make sure that your adword ad is DIRECTLY related to your landing page/ website. Helps your client stay more.

Eventually build up a blog with your website and get up there the natural way in time...

I agree with the previous postings regarding keeping a good control on the budget, I used PPC Adwords also to kick start projects ..
One small piece of advice that can be a goldmine is to target low cost and sometimes obscure keywords that still have relevance to your market.

You may also want to look around for other PPC or PPV suppliers like Adnet some of the adwords alternatives can be very cheap with good ROI depending on your market.

Regards

Simon

CTR (Click Through Rate) will tell you how your add is performing. If you are getting a decent click through rate, then your add is generating interest and doing its job.

What you want then to make it viable, is a good conversion rate once the click has landed on your page.

Correctly set up, AdWord is one of the few ways you can see a direct Return on Investment. If you install the right conversion tracking code, and ideally back it up with correctly set up Google Analytics, you can get very good data.

This means, if you understand your operating margins, if you are getting a +ve return on investment, then you can effectively spend a fortune and make a bigger fortune.

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