Easiest AdWords Tip EVER…
Using Google Trends to narrow down your market to the hottest individual states and locations is one of the EASIEST and most POWERFUL ways I know to boost a losing Google AdWords campaign into a winner…
Talk soon,
Roger
P.S. Stay tuned. You won’t believe how POWERFUL the next tip is (coming in a few days), I’ll also give you more details on how I use STATSJUNKY to know where I need to allocate more or less funds to my campaigns (I’m making over $500 profit A DAY using these methods with CPA…. no #%H&@!)….
Stats Junky looks too good to be true for my liking. Call me paranoid or call me way ahead of the curve, but I would submit illicit data mining in the affiliate space is a huge problem.
Why do the hardwork in marketing when you can just “google cash detective” it? or provide services which look legit but could just be operations to steal valuable proprietary business statistics and processes? Not saying Stats Junky is a scam, but it could be. I think we need to err on the side of protecting our data before we allow some unknown outsider access to our critical data even if they spend time assuring us everything is safe. If stats junky is legit, why is there no about-us page? no names, profiles and hidden domain whois?
Hello Stephen. The Statsjunky tool resides on YOUR computer, NOT their computer or server.
I understand your concern. Much of the info you seek IS in fact available on their site… you just have to look to the BOTTOM of their page.
I use Statsjunky every day. Here’s why; when you have 7+ CPA accts, 3 or more AdWords accts, Yahoo, Microsoft AdCenter and a bunch more, it becomes too time consuming to log into each one of those accts.
I have used a number of products from the guys behind Statsjunky and they have all been good. They know what they are doing. But it’s up to you whether or not to try it, of course!
Here’s who Statsjunky are (they don’t hide it at all);
Sublime Technologies Inc.
8605 Santa Monica Blvd #16520
West Hollywood, CA 90069
Talk soon,
Roger
Hi Roger-
I watched your latest video about bicycles and had a question. You said to target the States that Google Trends says are the hottest markets but I also noticed that they showed individual cities that were also hot markets. Why not target even further and just market in the top ten cities? Also, do you launch your campaigns in both the “search” and
“content” networks and how do you find what keywords to use and which matching features to turn on?
By the way, I purchased your 37 Adwords Secrets ebook and the strategies that I’ve tried so far have dramatically increased my CTR and Quality Score. The one technique that I have had great success with is the
“Secret Phrase” strategy. Good stuff. Thanks.
Lee
Sure, why not narrow it down further! If you can get the traffic you need from the cities Google Trends says are hot, why not?
Roger