To Make More Money Choose Fewer Keywords

by admin on 1:23 pm

Since every keyword is a unique “conversation” online,  it’s a mistake to go after too many of them, because you’ll never be the best at marketing to any particular story.  Please watch the videos to understand why:

Part One

Part Two

For more detailed information on precisely choosing your Single Most Important AdWords keyword please see the hyper-responsive marketing club.

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Dan PPCPROZ 05.04.09 at 1:39 pm

Thanks so much Glenn. I love your insights, and eagerly await your emails in my inbox.

Jan 05.04.09 at 1:53 pm

Thank you for sharing this information!

mike jones 05.04.09 at 2:07 pm

how far would you take that for landing pages?

seperate landing pages just for the high volume keywords and a more generic landing page for the lower volume long tail phrases?

or just test and see what works?

thanks!

Dennis 05.04.09 at 5:24 pm

Great stuff Glenn. I am relatively new to marketing online but I had always found it strange when we are taught to write an ad specifially for each keyword and then told we need thousands of keywords. These two stategies seem to me to be incongruent. Looking at each keywords as a convesation gives clarrity to the task of creating ads for PPC.

Dona 12.30.10 at 1:58 am

Glenn

Some other internet marketer referred me your site and I must say this is a gem for 2011

Regards

Arindam

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