Adwords 2.0 – Escape the Keyword Candy Store

by admin on 7:53 pm

Terry Dean on the Hyper Responsive Keyword Process (after consulting with ME  for a full day on all his Adwords questions and concerns):

  • AdWords Bullseye (the full day consultation I did with Terry Dean) is now available for purchase.  (NOTE: Hyper-Responsive Club Members should not purchase unless they do not mind the overlap in material.  Adwords Bullseye is essentially a “how does the hyper-responsive process simplify and make adwords more powerful” interview)
  • If you’d like to thoroughly absorb the application of hyper-responsive principles to keyword selection and AdWords 2.0, the BEST place to start in my materials is the hyper-responsive club
  • COURTESY NOTICE #1:  I’m raising the price on the hyper-responsive club on Tuesday (9/15/09). I’ve been delivering more than 5 times the amount of material most educators provide for less than half the price… and if you’ll excuse my immodesty, I HAVE shared some VERY  significant breakthroughs which no one else previously taught.   In short, I’ve got one of the lowest attrition rates for a monthly club in the whole industry… for very good reason.   So if you’re at all interested, now’s the time to LOCK IN your rate … and beat the hyper-responsive club price increase this coming Tuesday!
  • COURTESY NOTICE #2: On Tuesday 9/15/09  I’ll also be raising the price of my personal coaching board for very similar reasons but you can lock in your rate beforehand.  If you haven’t reviewed the letter for a while, you’ll note I’ve changed the structure of the coaching system this week to in order to allow people to MOVE FASTER THROUGH MY SYSTEM.  (Hyper-responsive club members often inquire how they can “buy ahead” several months, but I don’t allow that without personal supervision. (Painful experience has taught me people take business killing shortcuts when they get 6 months of material at a time… then blame me for the results… which is why the only way I allow people to move faster is on my personal coaching board)
  • The above video was first published on Terry Dean’s blog.  (If you’re not reading it, you’re really missing out… besides being a good friend, Terry’s one of only 5 internet marketers I bother paying much attention to at all, and one of only 3 newsletters I subscribe to.  I’ll let you guess at the others below in the comments if you like)
  • If you’d like your PPC managed for you –> www.RocketClicks.com

Note: “AdWords 2.0″ is not an official term used by Google, Inc.   “AdWords” is a trademark of Google, Inc.

{ 7 comments… read them below or add one }

Arun Agrawal - Ebizindia 09.11.09 at 11:05 pm

Now that sounds like a really good way to approach the market. focus on a laser focus keyword, do some basic research (how can you sell if you do not know your customer very well) and then expand.

Contrast this with the ‘throw a bunch of keywords and see what sticks’ approach and you can easily see which will work better.

I am definitely going to change my marketing to explore this newe approach. Thanks!

Arun

Dan Perach 09.12.09 at 8:58 am

I\’m never ceased to be amazed at your excellent tips, and now this \"bullseye\" methodology.

As an \"advanced\" adwords manager I must admit to getting sucked into this \"keyword candy store\" trap, and you are 100% correct… it does lead to confusion and haphazard optimization.

Thanks for your valuable insights.

Martin Hogg 09.12.09 at 10:17 am

I cannot recommend this enough! I have been following Glenn’s Hyper Responsive Marketing system for 5 months and it really does work. With
a bit of time and effort and not a great deal of IT knowledge I got a real ‘how to’ that has saved me a fortune on Adwords. If you keep doing this Glenn you are gonna have an affect on their shares! (LOL)

Dennis Sanche 09.12.09 at 10:42 am

Thanks for the great info Glen. As a heads up your link to Terry Dean’s blog has a comma ie. www,terrydean.org instead of http://www.terrydean.org
and thus does not work. Its easy to fix.

admin 09.12.09 at 11:03 am

Martin … thanks so much for your kind words! :-)

admin 09.12.09 at 11:05 am

So sorry Dennis (and Terry!) Fixed now :-)

Bill 12.28.10 at 4:32 pm

Very good information. I like the approach.

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