Get Google Ads Free Review

Posted by ady | June 5, 2008 .

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One of the hardest parts about finding good niches nowadays is the cost per click so Get Google Ads Free was bound to appeal to many a marketer including yours truly.

The Bad Points

You are forced to jump through hoops to get your hands on a copy. After giving your details and payment to Clickbank you arrive at yet another squeeze page demanding your name and email (again) before going to the download.

The second gripe is that Get Google Ads Free is a fairly big ebook at 124 pages and to be honest 24 would have done. There is a lot of filler in this book like single file lists of keywords that is quite obviously there for one reason only. There is also a lot of the author repeating himself, if he tells you once how much he’s worth he tells you a 100 times.

Before you get to his formula you have around 20 pages building up to “the secret” and its almost like he’s apologising before hand because “the secret” isn’t some kind of piece of code you insert into your ads and Google forgets to charge you for them. I found the build up to the formula quite annoying. Did he really think that his readers were expecting some kind of cheat or fraud system?

The third and final gripe I have with Get Google Ads Free is that for a book of 124 pages there is no chapter list, no bookmark system. When you want to go back and check something you are wasting a lot of time hunting backwards and forwards. Not a major problem you may think but for someone who reads at least 3 of these a week, its an annoying waste of my time.

The Good Points

It does what it says on the tin although it would have been better had the tin said “Get Google Ads Costs Offset” but from a marketing point of view that doesn’t cut it and it would probably not have made the author a penny.

I am not giving anything away when I say that his system involves selling off ad spots on the landing page that you are sending your Adwords traffic to. What’s the point in placing ads on your sales pitch and enticing your paid visitor away? Well that’s the “real secret” of the Get Google Ads Free ebook.

I’ve sold advertising spots on plenty of my sites once they are getting serious traffic and I’ve even considered at some point trying the Get Google Ads Free formula to counter the growing costs of my PPC campaigns but I always quickly came to a dead end because it made no sense having any other options for the visitor than to perform the action I want, i.e. click on the buy button.

Reading Get Google Ads Free and seeing the authors examples of his landing pages proves to me this is more than feasable, its highly probable that you will be able to sell the ad spots based on my previous ad sales experiences but at the same time get the action you require.

The only thing the ad buyer is interested in is how many visitors and where are they from or is it targeted to their needs. Imagine saying to a potential advertiser:

“I get 500 hits a day all coming from Adwords for the keyword “impotence help” and it costs me $400 a day. You can show your ad for your viagra wonder pill on the same page all that Google Adwords traffic lands on for just $40 a day.”

He’d climb over his Grandma to get to you before all 10 ad spots were sold because he’s getting the exact audience he wants but at a tenth of the cost it normally cost him if he were to use Adwords.

My project today is to create a new landing page for one of my campaigns and put the Get Google Ads Free formula to work for me. The author says he is a multi millionare and he’s not shy about telling you either but with a system like this and the obvious marketing know how he has, I don’t doubt for a minute that he isn’t.

Take a careful look at his pitch, its a sales lesson on its own! Click here to read it.