Cheap Adwords Clicks

Who says you can’t get .05 cent Adwords clicks for your affiliate/arbitrage campaigns?

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2 Responses to “Cheap Adwords Clicks”

  1. Brian Breslin Says:
    November 25th, 2006 at 10:31 pm

    Josh,
    How does arbitrage work? Explain please!

  2. jwexelbaum Says:
    November 25th, 2006 at 11:21 pm

    Hi Brian :)

    Basically, here’s how pay per click arbitrage works:

    1) You set up a website with several articles as well as a prominently displayed Google Adsense ad. As you probably know, Google shares the advertising revenue with webmasters if someone clicks on the ad from your website. The amount that Google pays you is largely dependent on the category and number of advertisers. For example, an ad related to Mesothelioma, may pay $50+ per click!

    2) Next, you drive visitors to your website by advertising on second tier ppc search engines such as 7search.com, searchfeed.com, goclick.com, or adbrite.com. You upload keywords related to your website to these ppc search engines. Hopefully, you are paying only .05 - .10 cents per click.

    3) Now, it’s simply a number game. Let’s assume for every 100 people that visit your Mesothelioma site, 1% click your ad and you make $50. It costs you .05×100= $5 to drive those 100 visitors to your site. That meaans you are making a profit of $95 for every 100 visitors.

    Of course, you may only get paid $10/click if you have a category such as “business loans.” However, if you can drive 500 visitors to your site at .05 cents per click, that means you are spending $25, but Google will pay you $50 for those 5 clicks assuming a 1% conversion rate.

    Welcome to the world of search arbitrage :)

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