Diving Head First Into Pay Per Click

It's been a few weeks since I've updated Internet Marketing Mind, because I've been busy immersing myself in new ways of making money online. Until April, most of my internet marketing experience was in creating content for Google Adsense, and in SEO optimization to bring natural search traffic to mini-sites that sell affiliate products (such as ebooks from Clickbank).

But since I quit my day job in April I decided to immerse myself in Pay Per Click advertising, and using PPC to drive traffic to affiliate offers. First I used a program called Google Cash, and I quite liked it and found it informative so I placed a link to it up on this blog. But after using Google Cash I tried to run some PPC campaigns and I flopped, fumbled, and failed and had no idea how to get back on my feet. A friend of mine recommended I try PPC Coach, which is a program run by an expert PPC marketer Will Haimerl. PPC Coach is exactly what it sounds like -- a coaching program that helps you learn how to tackle and master PPC advertising. Members have access to a private forum full of experienced PPC marketers, tutorials on how to run effective PPC campaigns, tools to aid your marketing business, and the presence of the Coach himself answering your questions along with his assistants and moderators who are also PPC monsters. I have been learning a ton, and I see huge potential in PPC.

To learn more about the program check out the PPC-Coach website.



The reason I decided to branch out from Adsense and SEO is because those bring in small money. Some people make a lot of money with them, but it takes so long to build up your sites and get them ranked in the search engines. It took me around 6 months of constant, focused work to get my Adsense earnings up to $50 a day. But with PPC you can drive instant traffic to your affiliate offers. And the more traffic you send, the more you can make. With SEO you are at the mercy of the Google Gods, and any change in the Google algorithms can send your site spiralling down to the bottom of the search results. I like the nice autopilot income that Adsense brings me, but I'm ready to start making some real money. And that doesn't come from Adsense.

So you will notice that I removed the Google Cash banner from this blog and have replaced it with a PPC-Coach banner. That is because Google Cash provides you with only a small fraction of what you need to know in order to succeed in PPC affiliate marketing. PPC-Coach goes much further in depth and brings you right inside the PPC lair.

I'll try to keep this blog more updated and let you know about my progress in PPC. But so far it looks very promising and I'm really excited about it.

PPC-Coach is not for everyone, and you really have to be ready to move onto serious stuff before you join. But if you're curious you can check out the PPC-Coach website here.