Feb 21 2008
Increase Your Pay-per-click Click-through-rate Right Now
Pay-per-click advertising is a multi-billion dollar industry that has million of companies or hundreds of different industry using to reach the largest number of customers as possible. That’s the power of pay-per-click, the fact that you have the chance to reach millions of prospects that you wouldn’t have the chance to if you didn’t use search engine pay-per-click.
When writing your ad you need to know what you are doing so that people feel enticed to click on it. So knowing some marketing basics is always a good idea. Right now I am going to teach you about some marketing basics that should help you get some more clicks.
Marketing involves appealing to the consumer’s emotion. You have to make them feel like they really want it or need it in order for them to click and even consider looking at what you’ve got. I suggest using something with a call to action. Using words such as register, buy, etc. are good. I also suggest learning headlines. A headline is used primarily in copy but it is basically catching the reader’s attention. If you can learn to write good headlines and put that into your pay-per-click ads you can get a massive amount of clicks.
Now here is the major trick. When someone sees their exact keyword phrase on the ad the y will almost every time click it. So here is the trick to doing that. When writing the headline of your ad put this {KeyWord:Your Keyword Phrase}. Any keyword phrase will do. By doing this, whatever keyword the person searches for will be the headline of your ad. Make sure that both the K in key and the W in word are both capital.
To me this is the best way to do it. Although split testing should always be done because you never know just if something little here or there will make your ad convert better. Test, test, test.
Andrew Portela is an experienced affiliate marketer that loves to spread the word about his wonderful career. For more information on the things learned in this article visit www.affilorama.com
Tags: affilaite marketing, internet marketing, marketing, pay-per-click
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