February 12th, 2009

Free Google Pay-Per-Click Ads Eliminate Competition

I have to admit I was more than skeptical upon reading the sales page for “Get Google Pay-Per-Click Ads Free”. It is probably one of the best selling e-books right now, and will most probably stay popular for a good while longer.

But what is it that makes “Get Google Ads Free” so attractive and irresistible making everyone wanting to jump aboard?

Possibly because it is every pay-per-click marketers dream of not having to pay for their ad’s and having their ad’s in the prime position during their campaigns!

But allow me to speak from my personal experience of reading “Get Google Ads Free”

At first I was ecstatic to get it, then disappointed, then “so-so” satisfied upon realizing that this “secret” is not that new and has been adapted to the internet.

Bottom line… yes, I was impressed!

So, how does Dr Jon do it? So what is the secret for getting free PPC Google ads? Well, it really is quite ingenious and not all that revolutionary. It is common that some advertising companies will buy bulk subscription of full page ads, and negotiate a low price with a magazine. Magazine like this as it guarantees them advertising revenue for the period under contract. The advertising company will then go out and on-sell this advertising space and make their profit accordingly.

Translate this to the internet and you’ve got the Google Free Ads strategy. Obviously Dr. Jon had to do a lot of testing and tweaking to make this work and he actually came up with a mathematical formula for how much you need to pay and sell your ad space for.

For sure, there are many who will not believe this as pass it off as a scam. I can assure you that this is not a “black hat” technique that will get you blacklisted from Google.

This is an extremely effective strategy causing me to wonder about it’s simplicity!

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