Having done some limited PPC /PPL advertising, I was most interested in adding a sub affiliate code to the affiliate url to track which keywords led the visitor to convert.

Ask the right questions, I think he said. Excellent.

You don’t ask, you don’t get. I would never have dreamed that the PPL vendors would allow that.

That is the number one problem with tracking effectiveness of PPC/PPL campaigns.

I was inspired to resume a campaign that I paused because I was not converting well. Now I just have to see if I can add a sub-affiliate code.

“Click Flipping”! I LIKE that term. LOLOL

Nice post, Lynn …

Personally, I think he has a nice stance on things pertaining to the PPC aspect of dealing with AdSense. Alot of the BIG AdSense “Top Guns” seem to be scrambling about since his “Death Of AdSense” and “Life After AdSense” reports came out.

Bottom line … Things CHANGE, and the key is to adapt the best one can. I, for one, have become a bit complacent in my online marketing and these reports have kinda got my adrenaline flowing again.

As you mentioned, Lynn …

“While PPC (pay per click) has always been a profitable way to advertise, or even a great business model in itself, the testing and tracking – and patience -involved has kept most people out of the game.”

That “testing and tracking” and having enough patience has been MY lapse in trying to use AdWords effectively. But I’ve learned ALOT about patience in my daily morning Day Trading sessions! LOL

I guess I need to organize a litle better if I want to go this route. All-in-all, I appreciate Scott’s insights in these two reports and I too am curious as to what he comes up with down the road.

My 3 centz …

Rick Wilson aka CorpRebel

I learnt a fair bit, I loved the twist 3/4 way through.. I think you will know what I mean…. I think the lesson in what he did with this report, how he marketed the actual report was well worth learning, seeing.

Then he gives away that wisecrack about.. well you see it where he is.. “ROFLMAO” in his own words.. i learnt something as I said on my blog.. its not always what we get, its how they give it us!

Rob

Just before the Google Cash Crash, I embarked on my firsy PPC campaign on Adwords with the DGTGA open all the while I worked on it. I had achieved a solid 35% profit and growing on those campaigns when unexpected expenses shut it all down. Sob…

When I resumed some months later, my once juicy pay-per-lead campaigns had become downright pricey to operate.

His Click Flipping method looks as though it would be effective and I for one would love to give it a try!