Neil Shearing’s Internet Marketing Strategies

Question:

I have purchased many of your products and respect your opinion so here goes -

I wish I could really believe the sales page for Adwords Empire. It really sounds like I could get all my problems resolved and I could be living well if I purchased it and followed it.

Well, doesn’t everyone say this?  I have been doing Adwords for quite a while but never really well. A few years back I purchased a couple of the big name ebooks on Adwords. Still not much help. Within the last few months I purchased another few ebooks from popular authorities on Adwords. Every book I purchased made all these claims similar to the ones in this ad. I obviously think I know how to do it but I am missing some basic thing or secret and I just need to find out what I am not doing right - I can get clicks, I can get cheap clicks but no sales.

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So, in a nutshell, “will Adwords Empire be the product that finally shows me how to be profitable with Adwords”? 

Answer:

Are you just sending your cheap click to the merchants? Do you have landing pages which pre-sell the products using benefits that relate to the keywords of the ad that the visitor just clicked?

Are you segmenting your keywords to increase your clickthrough rate and thereby decreasing your cost per click because your ads are more effective? (Google rewards more effective ads with lower click costs).

Are you tracking the clicks at each stage to know whether it’s your ad, your landing page, the merchant’s sales copy, or the product that’s causing the lack of profitable results?

All this is explained in Adwords Empire, and that’s why I recommend it. If you’re doing all those things listed above, and are doing them right, you won’t need the course. But, if you’re not doing the things I mentioned above, or you’re doing them wrongly, then Adwords Empire will help you make your Adwords campaigns profitable.

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