Pay-Per-Click: The growth of the Internet is staggering!
Millions of qualified buyers are clicking on banners and ads
every hour. So why isn't your site taking advantage of those
valuable clicks?
You're not alone. Most site owners waste their money on Internet advertising that
lacks results or get results that are not measurable. Here are the steps
you need to implement to get immediate consistent results, day after
day, using pay-per-click programs.
The page that you use to advertise your
product should be
tightly focused. A
website that has too many offers will confuse the visitor
and sell very little plus the results are not easy to
measure. If you are paying for clicks you should have just one offer on each advertised page.
Offer a product or service that allows
you to measure your results. A Pay-Per-Click program should be a results-oriented campaign. For example: You sell a product for $30 and make $20 on
each sale. As you can see that is very easy to measure.
Know your ratios. It is very important
to know how many sales and how much profit you make for every 100 unique visitors.
For example, you make $20 per sale and
average 4.5 sales for
every 100 unique visitors. This is an average of $90 for each 100 unique
visitors. The number you're looking for is how much cash you generate for
every 100 unique visitors.
I recommend that you run a few e-zine
ads to test your ratios. It is important to get 300-500 unique visitors to
test your offer. You may also use products and offers that have already
been tested by somebody else. Many affiliate programs already track click-through to sales ratios. You can contact the company or an active
affiliate and locate the click-through to sales ratio.
Determine how much money you can spend
to get a click-through and still make a cash profit. Let's take a look at
the above example: If you make $20 a sale and each 100 clicks brings in
$90 then you could pay as much as .90 per click and break even on your ad
dollars.
If you make good money on the back end
from repeat business your pay-per-click campaigns should be a big part of
your ad dollars. When you first start using pay-per-click you should cycle
the profits back into the next campaign until you reach an ad budget that
you could comfortably manage and track.
When you use pay-per-click strategies,
try to double your money. If you make $90 per 100 visitors, you should be
willing to pay .35 to .50 per click to get a unique visitor to that offer.
Locate sites that offer
pay-per-click ads. This part of the process is simple. Go to any
search engine and type in "pay-per-click". Find all the locations you can
where you can buy clicks at .35 to .50 each in quantities you can afford.
Place the order and watch the sales
meter predictably get results you can take to the bank. You should use
this strategy over and over. Make sure that you continually track results
until the offer no longer produces profits.
Repeat what works and always look for
new places to advertise.
Not only does this process work, but
once you master these techniques you will know how to turn $100 into $200
over and over again.