1. Pay Per Click Keywords Trick
If you currently do use Pay Per Click Advertisment, or if you’re just getting
started you always want to find those killer cheap key words to bid on. Those
are usually the ones that convert to sales easily.
Clicks that cost only a few cents are easy to find. Maybe you have found a few.
Let me show you how to find hundreds with this simple Pay Per Click super
trick.
The Pay Per Click super trick works for everyone. Even if you have never used
Pay Per Click, this will work.
You can take this pay per click super trick to the next level, as in, the next level,
on steroids. Actually, there a few good ones I’ll let you in on.
The trick works like this. You will want to have as many variations on a theme
as possible. In other words, hundreds, or thousands of keywords and phrases
that advertisers do not think of and people searching for a product do.
When you start a campaign, you will use a main key word to build themes on.
How to build your themes.
Let’s say our keyword to build themes on is “CDs”. Now “CDs” is a very general
term. If we razor-point target the term to musical artists and forget about ever
using “CDs” as our keyword, we will be better off.
Next, we just ad words to our main theme and combine them into phrases. So,
we place the words "new", "used", and "live" in the first position of the phrase.
Then, we use the artist name Rush, in the second position. Finally, we put our
main theme, “CDs” in the third position. For example:
new rush cds
used rush cds

2. live rush cds
You probably think this will take us forever to generate thousands of keywords.
It will not! This is how. We are using a computer program to do it that does not
coast us one dime to use; in fact it makes us money. It also saves us incredible
amounts of time. That’s best part of the super trick.
The list you see below is very small. The list we can actually create will be 10
times this size in 60 seconds!
This is how. We can replace the word “Rush” with other artist’s names and we
are using the program to insert brackets and quotes on each side of our
keyword phrases.
So, if we used ten artists’ names, we would have a list of 180 key word phrases.
Many advertisers would never think of using a lot of these phrases.
For example, I just looked up “live rush CDs” on Google and there were only
PPC ads! A Rush fan would type that phrase in while shopping.
Obviously, CD storeowners, generally do not. What that means to you is, very
targeted, cheep clicks! You can use the same technique in any business.
new rush cds
used rush cds
live rush cds
newrushcds
usedrushcds
liverushcds
[new rush cds]
[used rush cds]
[live rush cds]
[newrushcds]

3. [usedrushcds]
[liverushcds]
"new rush cds"
"used rush cds"
"live rush cds"
"newrushcds"
"usedrushcds"
"liverushcds"
NOTE: Did you notice that some of our keywords look like this? "liverushcds"
That’s a great trick to use. Often people don’t bunch they “enter” key between
words when typing. The program also removes spaces between words.
Setting our budget
We are going to make sure that we don’t pay much. So we’ll just make our cost
per click 5-10 cents.
Let’s sum it all up.
If we have lists of hundreds or thousands of keywords, they may very seldom
get searched for.
However, whit that many keywords in our campaign, the rare and super
targeted clicks will drive cheep traffic every day because, we have so many
waiting for the right people!
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