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Go Dynamic! …with Google Adwords Dynamic Keyword Insertion

{ Written by Tim Schroeder on November 5th, 2007 }

As I continue to experiment with new affiliate PPC campaigns, I’ve been venturing into new techniques I previously had not tried. One of those techniques is using “Dynamic Keyword Insertion” (also known as DKI) with Adwords. DKI allows you to have specific keywords in your advertising campaign displayed automatically within your text ads. Here […]

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Google Adwords, Let me go Longer!

{ Written by Tim Schroeder on October 26th, 2007 }

As many of you know, I’ve been jumping full steam into PPC Marketing lately. See here: Venture into PPC Marketing Update and here: My New Venture into PPC Marketing - 1st Tests. I’ll be providing an update on how my latest campaigns are going at the end of the month.
Well just a couple days […]

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Venture into PPC Marketing - Update

{ Written by Tim Schroeder on September 14th, 2007 }

A couple months ago I wrote a post talking about my new venture into PPC marketing.
I mentioned that I was doing some new experimenting with “direct to the merchant” PPC advertising using Google Adwords and made $453 in revenue using OfferWeb in a little over two days. That’s after expenses.
Since then I have […]

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Hiding Your Affiliate Links - Revisited

{ Written by Tim Schroeder on September 12th, 2007 }

Back on June 27 2007 I posted an article on Protecting Your Affiliate Links. This method used both Javascript redirects and a meta-refesh code.
A few days ago Kumiko of Cash Quests made a post titled the “New Internet: Now Without Affiliate Links.”
This is basically along the lines of my original post about protecting your […]

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An Intro to Pay-Per-Click Search Networks

{ Written by Tim Schroeder on August 29th, 2007 }

Pay-Per-Click Search Engines, also sometimes known as pay-for-placement or pay-for-ranking search engines, allow an advertiser to make a maximum bid on specific search keywords.This maximum bid is the highest amount you are willing to pay for a clickthrough for a particular search phrase. You are only charged when your ad is clicked and you […]

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