written or there just isn’t any market for the product. If you aren’t monitoring the ad information
regularly, you won’t know when you’ve reached 200 views.
Let’s see what we can do with a Tattoo pay per click affiliate marketing campaign.
The two largest pay per click providers are Google Adwords and Yahoo Search Marketing.
Google is the king of pay per click programs. Cost to sign up is $5.00 (given as bid credit) and
your ads can appear in as quick as ten minutes. Since Google is syndicated, ads appear in front of
even more customers. You can target your ads to a particular country, area, or even zip code if
you wish.
While there are less expensive pay per click programs, Google’s Adwords offers several
advantages. Relevant ads rise, price monitoring is automatic, ads go live almost immediately, a
low minimum deposit gets you started quickly, ad areas can be targeted by country or language,
plenty of tools are provided for users and ad price can be set by the word or by the ad.
Google provides several tools to help users succeed. The Google Website Optimizer can help
you test the potential conversion rate of your landing page. As with some other pay per click
programs, Google awards relevancy. The more focused and relevant an ad is, the more viewers
click through. The higher the click through rate, the lower the actual cost per click.
Once you register for a free account, you’re ready to start a pay per click campaign. Use the
Google Keyword Tool to enter all of your keywords. If you haven’t already, you can use the tool
to generate more keywords.
Start with As Many Keywords as Possible
Your keyword list should contain every word you can think of that applies to searching for your
product. It’s okay to totally brainstorm and to add plenty of keywords with the Google Keyword
tool. The point right now is to get as many keywords as possible.
Additional keyword sources include forums and groups. What words and phrases are people
using? As you continue pay per click affiliate marketing, you’ll want to stay up to date on slang
or buzz words related to your product. Consult an online or print thesaurus to find good
synonyms.
Try typing your keyword in Google or another search engine. Visit the first few sites that come
up in the search results. Click on View, then source to see what keywords the site is using. If the
page isn’t encrypted, you’ll be able to read the list of keywords near the top of the source
information.
