New PPC Coach Marketing Technique For First Month Membership Is Live!

PPC Coach has a new month 1 pay per click technique! That’s what greeted me in my email after coming back from a 2 week business and leisure holiday in my homeland - the Philippines.

That means there’s something new to learn again from this already “loaded” mentoring program for the benefit of it’s members.

The PPC Coach mentoring program, like what I mentioned in my earlier review of it, is a very helpful program in pay per click marketing by coach Will and his other partners who are all outstanding PPC marketers themselves.

I have to admit that I learned the right ways of promoting affiliate products in pay per click marketing through them. The most important of which being keyword research, some “super affiliate” techniques and testing or monitoring a campaign utilizing the best tools in PPC marketing.

What I admire most about this coaching program is the openness of knowledgeable members in sharing their wisdom in the affiliate marketing industry. That and the regular enlightening words and methods shared by the coach and others in the forum really make this bunch of marketers a group to reckon with.

I will cite an example of a priceless tip that the coach shared inside the forum - affiliate marketing information that not every “guru” would give away:

This was during the time when another PPC mentoring class (high profiled promotion, offered lots of prizes and giveaways to their affiliates who’ll send costumers their way, promoted by every known marketers who don’t really care if you need the program or not - they just care about the commission and prizes they’ll get) whose main “affiliate superstar” was proclaiming that he only needs to promote 2 or 3 campaigns to create a long term business.

In his post, the coach explained that if you’re just starting, 2 or 3 campaigns will not sustain a long term business because if one of the campaigns fail (which is a big probability), you’ll lose a a big chunk of your income immediately. That is bad for your motivation, isn’t it?

What the coach suggested, and you’ll get to read this post in its entirety in month 1 - is to create at least 10 different campaigns with every single one of which is making at least $100 per day profit. He said that he had experienced doing big numbers in one campaign, made money but got burned afterwards - and it is not the right way to create a real affiliate marketing business.

He said that if an affiliate marketer or blogger was boasting that one or two or three campaigns is good enough for a long term business - he or she is playing with fire and will soon learn that to maintain being a player in this industry, diversification is the key.

He further described how members of the coaching program can go about diversifying by utilizing all the lessons and techniques available in months 1, 2 and 3 in which altogether contain valuable campaigns they can expand on.

You can read the whole post, including all the resulting discussion, in month 1 of the PPC Coach membership program.

Many more pay per click marketing tips and techniques can be found inside the forum which has more than 50k priceless posts already.

Meanwhile, I will have to end this post and find out more about the latest technique in PPC Coach month 1 - probably another tried and tested campaign by the coach himself or of one of his partners.

Update On The Puppy Training PPC Marketing Project

In my last post, I wrote that I will add some more keywords to the campaign about the puppy training project. But before I went to my adwords account, I checked Clickbank to see if I made any sale on the ebook I promoted in that study.

Yes, I did! On the 11th of May - I made 1 sale of the ebook with only 1 click and 25 cents adwords spend. The impression for those 3 keywords is only 167 resulting in 0.60% click thru rate. Remember, though, that I only used 3 keywords.

What do I think about this result? It’s too early to conclude if this would be a profitable campaign, but by looking at the result, I think I need to take a closer look at this niche. I admit that I don’t know much about dogs - much more about dog training. But if I do decide to ramp it up, I have to do a deeper research on this subject. And find more keywords to use for this affiliate marketing niche.

Am I surprised at this outcome? Not at all.

I’m not surprised because I don’t expect any sales from this study. It could be just a stroke of luck that the person who bought from this campaign is ready to buy and landed on my site at just the right time. Or maybe not. I don’t know yet. I need to see at least 200 clicks on this campaign before I make a decision whether to abandon it or to crank it up. So, for now it’s still in test mode.

Am I sorry now that I used this niche as a case study to show in public? Not at all.

See, even if other affiliate marketer use exactly the same method or keywords or landing page I used for this project, or even if they outdo this study (which I do encourage for others to do) - the only disadvantage will be that the keyword cost per click will go up. No problem. If I can’t afford to match the CPC, then I’ll just find a new keyword to use in the campaign. Or alter altogether the whole promotion, without pausing this case study.

The point of this result is that - even if the niche seemed to look saturated or very competitive, there is always room for making a sale or even lots of sales if the marketer will put in a decent research and focus on the affiliate product. Heck, I didn’t even researched this niche thoroughly, yet I made a sale. What does that mean to you?

Selling affiliate products covers a very, very wide market - that I’m sure. It’s not like the very small market we use to be in when we were still back in our homeland - supplying imported products to a very small (not even 5 thousand) market of buyers.

I’ll keep on slowly building-up my affiliate income (with the help of the affiliate marketing business mentoring I’m subscribed in) until it can replace the income we get from our headache-filled travel business.