Sam Freedom
08-18-2005, 09:40 PM
Folks, I wrote an article about using niche
keywords in Adwords that are hard to directly
monetize and giving people what they initially
ask for THEN redirecting them to where you want.
When you use Adsense, initially, that is doing the
same thing, but you are doing it for traffic that is
already arriving. Since that is not easy for most
people to get, I have made it a 2-prong effort...
...in my article, I do not talk about Adsense, but you
can safely substitute Adsense any time an affiliate
program is mentioned because that is what you will
do...you will give people a free report for their optin
lead in some niche report hard to monetize, then you
will recommend relevant suggested links that will
lead to your adsense page.
Here's the article link:
Triangulating with Google Adwords (http://controversialmarketing.blogspot.com/2005/08/triangulating-with-google-adwords-for.html)
Any questions, ask away...
Sincerely,
Sam
keywords in Adwords that are hard to directly
monetize and giving people what they initially
ask for THEN redirecting them to where you want.
When you use Adsense, initially, that is doing the
same thing, but you are doing it for traffic that is
already arriving. Since that is not easy for most
people to get, I have made it a 2-prong effort...
...in my article, I do not talk about Adsense, but you
can safely substitute Adsense any time an affiliate
program is mentioned because that is what you will
do...you will give people a free report for their optin
lead in some niche report hard to monetize, then you
will recommend relevant suggested links that will
lead to your adsense page.
Here's the article link:
Triangulating with Google Adwords (http://controversialmarketing.blogspot.com/2005/08/triangulating-with-google-adwords-for.html)
Any questions, ask away...
Sincerely,
Sam