Where To Start Advertising Your Network Marketing Opportunity
One of the most common questions from people just starting out in the network marketing business is this:
"I'm overloaded with information, where do I start?"
I know how this feels.
Here's a great tip on where to begin your online marketing efforts: pay per click on Google Adwords.
I was listening to a teleseminar recently with Mike Dillard and Eben Pagan where Eben suggested that the best way to learn how to advertise on the internet is through Google Adwords.
He pointed out that this offers the opportunity to quickly learn direct response marketing methods and many of the fundamentals of internet marketing strategies.
I'd have to agree with him here.
Google Adwords will provide you:
- instant access to a huge market
- quick feedback on your peformance
- the opportunity to learn copywriting, especially for headlines
- an education in keyword research
- a chance to hone your skills through split-testing and conversion tracking
A word of caution: you could lose a lot of money if you don't take the time to review some resources before you begin.
Beginners' Resources for Pay Per Click
1. Perry Marshall's Free 5 Day Google Adwords Course.
2. Brad Callen's Free eBook "Google Adwords Made Easy".
3. Here is an excellent video from Jean Laurin from the Magnetic Sponsoring community on:
Google AdWords Setup - Video Guide and Beginners Tips
Also, be sure to check out Jean's Squidoo lens on "Google AdWords Guide For Beginners - Strategy and Tips "
Look for some more tips on PPC in the near future on this blog, especially:
- how to do free keyword research that rocks
- the importance of your landing pages and where you can set up free pages that Google loves
- writing ads that get noticed (and clicked on)
- and a few other little gems that you'll love
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June 6th, 2008 at 2:18 am
The advent of the internet has really revolutionized the way business is being done today. Online marketing opportunity has provided today’s business that extra edge which no one could even dream of two or three decades back.