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One of the most frustrating things about advertising is that it
is so expensive when you don't get results and can't sort out
what worked and what didn't?


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Accountable Advertising
Copyright (c) 2007 Nancy Fraser
Nota Bene Consulting
http://www.notabenemarketing.com



One of the most frustrating things about advertising is that it
is so expensive when you don't get results and can't sort out
what worked and what didn't?

Advertising online offers some unique advantages, the ability to
track how many people respond to your ad, how many pages they
visit on your site and whether they respond to your offer once
they arrive. You can also very easily test different offers and
headlines to see what works best.

Online advertising is anything from posting to a forum with a
descriptive signature to having a skyscraper ad built, a banner
or even quicker, creating ads and participating in a
pay-per-click program.

You have all seen Google Ads, the little ads that show on the
right wide of the page when you search in Google online, or on
sites you visit that display Google advertising. There is a
notation somewhere either above or below the ads that say they
are by Google.

There are other advertising networks where you can create
pay-per-click ad campaigns; some that allow you to use a few more
words, like Quigo and some that let you write much longer ads,
such as Miva.

Since each service has different rules and tools included, we
will focus on the best known, Google.

It's easy to get started; all you need is a credit card. In
fact, you don't even need a website; you just need an affiliate
link (provided by the product or service you are promoting) if
you are promoting someone else's product or service. When you
sign up for your Adwords account you will be walked through the
creation of your first ads and the associated keywords that
prospective customers use when searching online for what you have
to sell.

It seems so simple, and it is except for a few things...like
competition.

Today's online world is pretty crowded so it's unlikely that
there will be no competition for the keywords that relate to what
you are selling. If there is no competition either you hit the
mother lode by discovering something that is underserved online
or no one is searching using those words... or maybe they are
searching and not buying. That is why Google has a search tool
included in the Adwords interface to help you look at how big the
demand is, whether its growing or shrinking and how much you will
have to pay for each click on a given word to get on the first
(ideal) or second page or lower (not so great) of search.

Google is adding tools to the Adwords interface on a regular
basis to make it easier for you to get good results. Google wants
you to be successful so you buy more advertising.

There are factors, other than the amount you are willing to pay
for a click, that affect where your ad will show and whether it
shows on the first page or on a much lower page.

This is where you get to practice your ad writing and
communication skills. You have to get to the point because you
are allowed very few words. There is no room for long
explanations or exaggerations every word has to count.

Google rewards the best ad writers, the best offers, those that
get the most clicks, by charging them a lower price per click and
giving them higher placement.

The quality of the page you send people to when they click also
factors into the equation. Ads have to relate to the topic of the
landing page or you will be paying either a whole lot more or
Google will disable your ads if they think the ads are deceptive
and misdirecting people.

Finally, people have to understand what you expect from them when
they get to your landing page. Do you want them to buy something
or sign up for your ezine?

If you are clear what you want them to do and they aren't doing
it, you have your answer... the message, offer or product aren't
interesting the people you are attracting. Make a change and get
with it.

Google provides unique codes for your webmaster to put on your
site that enable you to use many of the detailed reporting tools
they have developed to help you fine tune your website and your
ads to get the best return from you advertising dollars possible.
 If you decide to take advantage of the enormous opportunity that
online advertising provides, use all of the tools included so
your advertising is truly an investment.

It's easy... get out there and make your business happen!




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