Below are some keywords you can try out on Pay-Per-Click (PPC) advertising networks and when you're designing webpages.
Remember to format your affliate link like this:
http://YOURID.alexander2.hop.clickbank.net/ (where you replace "YOURID" with whatever your Clickbank ID is.)
...or click here to receive the hoplink automatically from the Clickbank affiliate network.
It's important to remember that the more targeted your keywords are, the better! To use a hypothetical example, if someone types in "I want to buy how to become an alpha male by john alexander" into Google or Bing, then it's pretty clear what's on the guy's mind!
On the other hand, a very general word like "dating" is extremely untargeted and is likely to lead to a lot of wasted clicks.
At all times, if you do Pay-Per-Click marketing, you should only bid amounts of money that you can afford to lose. Set strict budgets with Google Adwords (or MSN Adcenter), and bid very low at first, only increasing your bids on a keyword when you find out the word is profitable. There are no guarantees in life, and paying for search engine traffic can be risky.
Conversion Tracking
I often get asked whether I will put your Adwords sales conversion tracking code (or some other ad tracking code) on my "thank-you" page. The answer is yes! Click here for more details.
How to Write Better PPC Ads
Good ad text increases click-through-rate (CTR), which increases your Adwords quality score (and, ultimately, the amount of sales you make, which is all that really matters).
Here are some tips on how to write better ads...
1. Keyword in title
Having your targeted keyword in the first line of the ad is very important because it will show up as a bold headline. (Google highlights the search terms in its sponsored links.) Having a bold title will definitely help you stand out from the other ads, because most of your competition is lazy and won't take the time to put targeted keywords in their headlines.
2. Keyword in body
If it's possible to put the keyword in the 2nd or 3rd line of the ad too (without it sounding weird of course), then do so! Having the keyword in the body of the ad increases the relevance of your ad, and, once again, gets it bolded.
3. One line for a unique selling point, one line for call to action
Here's an idea for you. After your headline, have the next line in your ad be a unique selling point about the offer. This should differentiate you from other ads, by explaining to readers why How to Become an Alpha Male offers them the best possible solution for their desires. (A few ideas: the Alpha Male System doesn't require very much work compared to other pick-up systems; it doesn't require you to memorize complicated routines or go to bars and get rejected all night; and it will make women irresistibly beg for your body, no matter how ugly you are right now!)
The third and final line of the ad could ask the customer to act on that information. (This is called a "call-to-action" by direct marketers.)
4. Revise on a set schedule
Always write two ads (not one) and split test them to see which one gets better results. On a monthly basis (or more if you have high volume), check to see which ad is performing better. Delete the losing ad, and then make another variation of the winning ad.
Doing this every month will increase your CTR over the long run. (By the way, if you want to set up Adwords conversion tracking so that you know which of your Alpha Male System affiliate ads are leading to more sales, then click here to find out how.)
Hopefully this article has given you some ideas on how to increase the performance of your PPC Ads.
-John