Adwords Monitor

I’ve been testing a new Google Adwords statistics tool called Tracked.to

It’s pretty good.

There are some problems with it, but overall, I’m impressed.

It looks at the number of clicks and conversions for a particular search term, and matches all statistics back to the specific keyword that someone searched for in Google.

The value of this is that you can see exactly what people are searching for when they find your ads.

Plus, you can see the conversions for the specific keywords that people are typing into Google.

Overall, it’s pretty handy… particularly with negative keywords and positive keywords, and finding new keywords to add to these.

You end up getting much better clicks.

The guys behind it say that it will be released for around $25 per month subscription. At this price, it’s pretty good value.

You can find out more about it here: http://www.tracked.to

Adwords on google? Customersforyou.com?
Has anyone ever heard of "customers?" It is an advertising agency that puts together a website advertising package for you, via google adwords, and promises a lot of traffic and customers - not just browsers. Its a pretty large investment, the company works with a lot of gigantic businesses, but they can also work with mlm, and small businesses alike. Just seeing if anyone has ever heard anything about them??

Reply from: Daniel K :
Most of these types of sites are too good to be true. You should learn how to market yourself. It takes some work, but can be very rewarding. The best site I have seen to learn how to do this is Wealthy Affiliate. See the link below for more info.

I ran across adwords codes a few months back that I could use for things like (Insert any city) - etc… for geotargeting.

For example… if someone was searching for "Chicago Doctors" - I would have an adwords campaign that was something like %city% Doctors - and it would make my ad targeted to what people actually searched for.

Does anyone know where I can find these codes online? They are open information - and I found it somewhere on google - but can't find it anymore

Answer by:
Brian P :
I think your describing keyword insertion.

In your ad you do this

{Keyword:doctors}

and get "chicago doctors" displayed

If I've copied it right the link is below. Otherwise go to Adwords help & search for "keyword insertion"

I want to advertise my general discussion forum on AdWords. What keywords do you think would work, and is there a better system that AdWords

Best answer by:
Finance&WorkAtHomeSpecialist :
No Adwords is good for getting started..I can't help you on keywords but I would recommend using "Google Ad Words for free" method #3 at http://www.Wahrs.net

I will be using Yahoo Search Marketing, Google adwords and Microsoft advertising to attract customers to are online store selling Greeting Cards, Handmade Cards and Color Paper

Best answer by:
Gabriella B :
I use a new great search engine that drive traffic to my websites using the same way adwords work, the only different thing is that they gave me the money to start it [$ 50 , plus the give me $ 1 each time I search for any term ] which mean that they are actually paying me the money that I use to advertise my site , more over they gave me a top keyword position of my choice. and much much more that need a full day to talk about it.

I've bookmarked this site…

http://www.123thebest.info/go.php?link=freecards

Best wishes

I am considering using a PPC (Pay per click) affiliate program and Google AdWords in order to generate a new income.

Basically… Get paid each time a customer clicks a link, but then pay Google AdWords for advertising it in the sponsored listings…

If the amount I am paying for the google AdWords is less than the amount I get paid by the PPC (Pay per Click) service… Then its a Win / Win situation.

I was just wondering if anyone knows of any legislation or terms and conditions that prevent me from doing so?

Many Thanks.

Smokey

Answer by:
Callum T. :
http://paid2click.cybershimla.com/site/index.php?refid=404 has a much better system, it works like adsense, but any money you make can be spent on advertising.
Seriously, they are extremely impressive

I am an Adwords advertiser and recently I have been comparing my page views (how many times a visitors sees a page) to the number of clicks Google has been charging me. On November 25th, my Web site had 308 page views, but Google charged me for 705 clicks.

In any other business, that would be called fraud. Part of me wonders if Google is doing this to other Adword advertisers and that is how they are “jacking up” their revenues, thus increasing their stock price that hasn’t been seen since the “Dot.com” bubble burst in the late 1990’s.

My question is, has any one else experienced this problem and is there any legal action against Google I can take not only to help me but also other unsuspecting Adword advertisers maybe being taken advantage of without their knowledge?
I contacted Google by email. Google does not have a customer service phone number. Google issued their stock well after Adwords was well on it's way of generating revenues for the company.

And don't forget: Google Inc., according to the AP wire, had illegally issued more than 23 million shares of its stock to hundreds of employees and consultants, putting a legal risk into the launch of their IPO.

Answer by:
Gem :
Contact google and ask for an explanation. There may have just been a glitch, not a huge conspiracy run by Google.

Google didn't offer stock in the 1990's, they went public and sky high in value after that.

Good luck.