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$300 a Day From Simple Report!

Jason Katzenback — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 18:15:36 +0000

Check out this short video where Gauher talks about the power of pre-populating CPA offers and the story of one guy who is already netting $300 a day with the free information found at CPA Hot Spot

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Make More Money With Less Work

Jason Katzenback — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 13:33:08 +0000

That got your attention, didn’t it?

While we all want to work less but make more money, in this context I’m talking about how to make our Google Adwords campaign work harder for you using AdWordsDigger.

Making money off Google Adwords has become harder and harder as CPCs have skyrocketed. At the same time, it’s still a crucial part of driving traffic to your site, especially if you’re just starting out. It’s important that your campaign is as targeted and optimized as it can possibly be to maximize the effect that you get for your money. Work smarter, not harder.

How does it work?

It automatically seeks out high quality sites than run Google Adwords, on the exact topics that you’re looking for. It then tells you the traffic that these sites get and gives you a list; you enter that list into your campaign and start advertising on those targeted sites for a fraction of what the search network costs.

There are other products out there that can (or claim to be able to) do the same thing, but you have to buy them. AdsWords Digger is completely free. 100%. It’s not a trial, it’s not a demo; when you go to http://www.adwordsdigger.com to download it, what you get is the full version of the software to use, over and over again. For free. (I know I’m stressing that part, but c’mon, it’s free! You can’t do better than that!) FREE!

Let me get a little bit more detailed about how it does what it does. Once you’ve selected your keywords, AdWordsDigger then gets your search results from Adsense, visits each of the sites, and checks the site’s traffic stats. It then ranks the sites based on which met your criteria the best, and you pick the URLs that you want to use. Easy-peasy. You save the URLs as a text, file, copy and paste it into your Adwords placement targeting list, and faster than you can say Bob’s your uncle, your Adwords campaign is running on those selected sites.

Hey, did I mention that it’s free? I think I vaguely remember mentioning something to that effect…..

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A Review of the Ultimate Firefox Extension For Affiliates

Jason Katzenback — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 14:00:57 +0000

Review of Affiliate Espionage

Keyword research is an essential part of any successful Internet marketing campaign. Whether you’ve got a niche blog or whether you’ve got a product-based website, you need to know what the keyword marketplace looks like before you invest in AdWords.

Yet Google doesn’t, by default, provide you with a whole lot of help. Sure, they give you ideas about what keywords to use, but at the end of the day you have no idea what markets are truly saturated, and which keywords have proven successful for advertisers in the past.

Enter Affiliate Espionage. This software for the Firefox web browser tries to give you the kind of real data you need to know whether a given campaign has been successful.

Now, without access to proprietary Google data or an individual advertiser’s campaign data, no one can know for sure how successful or profitable a campaign is. Affiliate Espionage comes close, however. They’ve devised a formula that looks at exactly how long a given advertiser has hit on a specific keyword. Affiliate Espionage works on the idea that the longer an advertiser uses a keyword, the more likely it is that it’s bee successful for the advertiser.

One of the nice things about this software is the help it gives to new users. Not only is there a 47-page user guide available, there are many different video tutorials, all of which point out the features and functionality of the software.

Affiliate Espionage relies on other tools to help it in its task. Rather than reinvent the wheel, it uses data from WordTracker to suggest keywords, for example. It offers advertiser info from Keyword Spy, and even uses Archive.org to pull up landing pages.

While there are truly a dizzying number of features in this software, you don’t have to be a stats junkie to use it effectively. For example, you can set the software up to highlight any of your keywords that have been successful for advertisers for a period from one to 60 days. Yes, there’s plenty of other data available, but the interface provides for simple uses, too.

If you’re considering an AdWords campaign, consider letting Affiliate Espionage help you pick the right keywords and optimize your chances of success!

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