The Secrets of
Successful Pay Per Click Advertising
with Chris Cardell
Telephone
Seminar
Tuesday 3 July 2007
3:00pm
Pay per Click - A Marketing Revolution
Never before have we had the opportunity
to reach people who right now are looking for the specific product or
service you offer
You only pay when someone takes action
All measurable - fast
Geographic selection
The most important Pay per
Click Secret - that even Google does not want you to know
The unspoken truth about Pay per Click, that
only a handful of business owners and PPC specialists realise, is that the
system massively rewards those smart enough to master the advanced PPC
strategies - and drains money out of the mass of PPC Advertisers who have no
idea how much more successful their campaigns could be.
It's very important to understand that even when done badly, Pay per Click tends to be profitable. This may appear to be a good thing, but it means that many businesses do OK with it when they should be doing brilliantly and spend far too much getting their website visitors.
There has never been a marketing system where a series of small changes, costing nothing but your time, can improve your response rate - and therefore your profits - often by 50, 100, 200% or more.
My Goal for You: If you are currently
involved in Pay per Click, you should aim to be able to double your number of
website visitors while reducing the amount you pay for each click by 20-50%
plus. In addition, you should aim to at least double the number of people
visiting your site who take action.
If you are new to Pay per Click, the secret is to get good at this BEFORE you
start advertising. It will save you a fortune.
Be Careful who you Listen to

Seven Pay
Per Click Essentials to Maximise your Profits
1 Pay per Click - What is it
Pay per Click Advertising can best be described as paying to get to the top, or near the top of the search engines. Technically, your listing is supposed to be an advertisement - but it's designed to look similar to the other listings. On Google, the top placed ads run along the top of the page, the rest down the side. Here's an example of the page when you do a search for 'plasma tv'

You do not pay for your ad to appear. You only pay when
someone clicks on your ad - hence 'pay per click'
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2 Click Fraud
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3 Keyword Selection
One of the first big areas where people fail to maximise the potential of Pay per Click is with their use of keywords. If you don't get this right, everything else will be on 'go slow.'
Note for PPC Beginners
Your 'keywords' refer to the words that, when people search for them and they get
a page of results - your ad will appear on that page of results. In the example
below, a company selling accounting software might choose 'accounting software'
or 'finance software' as its keywords. So we're entering your customers' minds
and working out what they might be searching for when they go looking for your
type of product or service.
In the market place that relates to your
business, there are almost certainly going to be two or three (sometimes more)
very obvious keywords. For example, if you sell mortgages, the big keyword is
obviously 'mortgage.'
These obvious keywords will be the most competitive and therefore the most
expensive. The average pay per click advertiser gets into a battle for these top
keywords. They pay huge amounts per click, their budget quickly runs out, they
often don't get good results and quickly give up.
What most PPC advertisers do not realise is that there are dozens, often
hundreds of related keywords that are much, much cheaper and that your
competition are far less likely to be bidding on. Here's an example:
Suppose you sell Accounting Software. What's the obvious keyword to advertise for? 'Accounting Software of course. It's the most popular, the most competitive and the most expensive. But here's a list of searches relating to the phrase 'Accounting Software' done last month:
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If you were advertising in this category, an essential element of your PPC campaign would be to advertise using as many of these keywords that are relevant as possible.
4 Testing - conversions
Part of the magic of Pay Per Click and most good
Internet Marketing is that it lets you test and measure what is working, very
quickly. Google provides an excellent conversion counter which you should be
using to track sales and conversions.
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Points 5 and 6 - VERY IMPORTANT - What
you end up paying and your position on the page are not just determined by how much
you are willing to pay.
5 The importance of Click through rate
and 'Quality Score'
PPC on Google is not a straightforward auction. How much you are willing to pay for each click is
only part of what determines how high up your ad is going to appear. The other
key factor is your Click through Rate (CTR) Your Click through Rate is the
percentage of people who see a page with your ad on, who click on your ad.
Google rewards you for a high click through rate because it means that your ad
is more relevant.
The secret to getting a high Click through Rate is hidden within your Google
campaign. It's the ability that Google offers for you to test two ads together.
The aim of the game is to be continually trying to beat your best performing ad.
Do this over time and you could end up with a CTR two or three times that of
your competitors - which could mean you paying half or a third of what they're
having to pay for each click!
Here's where you create a new ad:

What you'll soon discover is that small
differences in each ad can make a huge difference to the click through rate.
Here's an example:

6 Relevancy - landing page
The Google search engine is built on relevancy.
It's what made it so successful, so quickly. They have continued the relevancy
theme with Pay per Click by rewarding relevant ads. Now they have gone a step
further. When you advertise with them, Google will also scan your landing pages
for relevancy. What does this mean for you? You can actually pay less per click
by making changes to your landing page.
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7 The most tragic PPC
mistake of all - Not converting the maximum number of Visitors to Customers
So you've got your Pay per Click campaign up and
running. You're running ads on a large selection of keywords, you're split
testing your ads and your landing page is relevant. You're finally getting large
numbers of qualified visitors to your website.
But are you getting the sales?
The world's most finely crafted Pay per Click campaign means nothing if we're
not able to convert visitors to customers. This is why Website Conversion is
an essential part of the mix.
You improve your website conversions through:
Copy
Headlines
Relevancy
Offers
Testing and Tracking
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The next step ...... for those committed to maximising their
Pay per Click Advertising and Website Conversions
Chris Cardell's
Pay Per Click Advertising
and Website Conversion
Mastery Programme
Four Live Telephone
Seminars
Special Bonus Telephone Seminar on Google Analytics
The most in-depth guide to PPC Mastery ever presented in the UK
Everything you need to maximise your Website Conversions
Personal Support from
Chris Cardell
All four Telephone Seminars will be recorded and will be available for you
to listen to online or download, anytime 24/7
Telephone Seminar One - 18 July 2007 - Maximising your PPC campaigns
How to select the best keywords for your PPC Advertising
How to avoid the mistakes that cost businesses a fortune in lost PPC profits
Advanced keyword strategies that less than 1% of business professionals are aware of
Keyword matching - Why, When and How
Deciding How Much to Bid
Deciding on your Daily Budget
Local / Geographical search
How simple changes to your campaign settings can mean the difference between success and failure
If you've struggled with Pay per Click, how you could be just one or two steps away from success
Telephone Seminar Two - 23 July 2007 - Advanced PPC Strategies to Double or Triple Your Response
The 'R' Word - How it made the Google owners Billionaires and what it can do for you
How to set your prices more effectively
How to write successful PPC ads
Changes in your copy that can produce a 50-200% increase in clicks
The importance of headlines
How to beat Google at their own game
Capitalisation Strategies
Conversion tracking
Telephone Seminar Three - 1 August 2007 - Essential Website Conversion Strategies
Website and Landing Page Copy Optimisation
What to say to your Customers when they arrive at your website
How to turn visitors into buyers
Split testing Landing Pages (this section alone will blow your internet marketing mind!)
Split testing and conversion rates
Landing Page Headlines
Landing Page copy
Squeeze pages and how they can double your conversions
Making sense of it all - reading your campaign
How to increase your conversion rates by 50%, 100%, 200% or more (I've achieved this again and again and we'll be working together to do the same for you)
Telephone Seminar Four - 8 August 2007 - PPC and Website Conversion Masterclass - The Secrets of the PPC and Internet Marketing Millionaires
The one time when you should bid too much for a keyword
Keyword Status and how to beat the system
Content Ads - Warnings and opportunities
Negative keywords and hidden profits
PPC Strategies for Yahoo Search
Product Testing and PPC
The XXX Strategy - How I increased my CTR on all of my campaigns by 70% in one week
The Display Strategy that Google almost never
mentions!
SEMINAR FIVE - SPECIAL
BONUS SEMINAR - Unlocking the Power of Google Analytics.
Google's development of its Analytics system is emerging as
an invaluable and highly profitable tool for anyone who does Pay per Click
Advertising. In this special bonus Seminar, we'll be showing you how to use
Google Analytics to maximise your Pay per Click profits.
PLUS - Your Questions personally answered
by Chris Cardell.
Normal Course Price:
£1195 plus VAT
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And Finally ..... Could this soon be you.......
From:
Matt C. Fiore
Sent: 16 June 2006 15:30
To: Gail
Subject:
Hi Gail,
Hope you and Chris are keeping well.
I keep meaning to get round to dropping Chris a line to let him know how I'm getting on but just haven't had the time!
...........here's a few quick stats for the master to look at......
I've improved my CTR from a start 12 weeks ago from 8.81% to an amazing 20.79%.
I've halved my CPC from £3 to £1.46 and am regularly in the top 3 on Google.
I'm getting a 11% sign up rate to my landing pages and also about another 5% who call with actual enquiries.
Last month the web accounted for 50% of my turnover! and it created 27 new customers with an average spend of £1000.
Lastly, I have 3 huge enquires outstanding with prospective orders of over £1 million.
And all of this from about 10% of what I will eventually be advertising on the internet - there just doesn't seem enough time to add new adwords, reports etc.......but I'm sure some how I'll do it.
Anyway thanks in advance and send my regards to Chris.
Matt
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