Effective Pay Per Click advertising on $10 a Day: 6 Easy Steps to instant Traffic

Effective Pay Per Click advertising on $10 a Day: 6 Easy Steps to instant Traffic

Many internet marketers have amazing success with Google's Pay Per Click (PPC) advertising, but for the uninitiated, PPC can be like jumping into a pool of sharks. Targeting many of the more popular keywords these days can cost from $3.00 to $10.00 per click and charges to the advertiser can add up quickly. Well, there is another way to get your feet wet without getting eaten alive. The goal is to pay for ads only on targeted websites that you have screened and selected yourself. Instead of targeting an entire keyword and paying multiple dollars per click, you can place an AdSense ad within specific websites at 20 to 30 cents per click.

Here's specifically how to do it:

Select keywords from your niche using Google AdWords: External Keyword Tool (Market Samurai, Traffic Travis, Micro Niche Finder all work great too).

Type in keyword to your search engine.

Review each page one website within your selected niche to determine if that website is monetized with AdSense.

Go to Quantcast.com to analyze traffic patterns in each selected website to determine if that website is a fit for you. (Alexa.com is also helpful)

Select around twenty of the top websites within your niche and paste each URL (without http://www) into a text document.

Go back to AdWords (set up a free account if you haven't already) and go to "create first campaign".

Here is your step by step guide:

Target US and Canada

Network and devices: select "let me choose" and select networks only.

Display: "relevant pages only on the placement and audiences I manage" (this is important)

Devices: "desktop and laptop"

Budget: "automatic bidding"

Create an ad and headline (spend some time to create something appealing)

Placements: "select manage placement"

Save and continue to billing: "choose payment options"

Settings: "go to campaign ads"

Bidding Options: "bidding and budget"

Set cost per click bid limit on what Google's cost per click offer is.

You will need to determine CPM (cost per month) to stay within your budget (CPM divided by total page views (from Quantcast) x 1000). If the cost per click offer is too high you can go back and select active websites in an even more targeted micro niche. The AdWords external keyword tool and Quantcast can really help you target your niche and control you cost. You can determine your budget yourself by setting limits within AdWords.

Just think about it for a second. If you have an ad on a website that generates 60000 visits a month and you get 2% of the traffic to click on your banner, that's 1200 visits to your website a month with traffic generated from one website. If just 4% of those visitors end up buying from your website, that's 24 conversions per month (assuming your website is properly monetized). If your profit is $10 per conversion, then that's $240 a month from an ad you placed on one targeted website. Your website can be generating income almost instantly with this one approach alone.

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