Affiliate Programs 2 different questions

[madcamel]

Hi All,

Got some free time to start some new projects and I need some help:

1. Anyone familiar with Pay Per Installation programs ? Like for everyone that enters a page, he gets a message box asking if he wishes to install bla bla bla and you get paid for each installation ?

2. I remember reading an article on optimizing AdWords (not adsense), meaning, how to choose less competitive keywords and basically pay less per click as an advertiser. I just can't find this article now (I think someone posted it here at DNF). Anybody remembers this ?

Thanks alot
Idan

 

[fab]

2. I remember reading an article on optimizing AdWords (not adsense), meaning, how to choose less competitive keywords and basically pay less per click as an advertiser. I just can't find this article now (I think someone posted it here at DNF). Anybody remembers this ?

I seem to recall that typos are very good for this, e.g., if you're advertising "Hotel Reservations", and the cpc is $2, you could probably get a typo for much less.

Hope this helps.

 

[austinandrew]

Hi All,

Got some free time to start some new projects and I need some help:

1. Anyone familiar with Pay Per Installation programs ? Like for everyone that enters a page, he gets a message box asking if he wishes to install bla bla bla and you get paid for each installation ?

A lot of people click OK by accident and think you're trying to install spyware on their system (and many of the apps that are advertised this way ARE spyware).

2. I remember reading an article on optimizing AdWords (not adsense), meaning, how to choose less competitive keywords and basically pay less per click as an advertiser. I just can't find this article now (I think someone posted it here at DNF). Anybody remembers this ?

There are a lot of software tools that do this. I use Adwords-Equalizer.com.

 

[madcamel]

Thanks for the replies guys.

austinandrew, isn't Adwords-Equalizer.com just helps finding the cheapest places to PPC advertise?

 

[austinandrew]

austinandrew, isn't Adwords-Equalizer.com just helps finding the cheapest places to PPC advertise?

I have so many of these darn software programs that I get them all mixed up

KeywordsAnalyzer.com is what I meant. You punch in a keyword and it digs Overture to bring up related words (sometimes thousands). It also shows the number of searches per month, results, and # of Google campaigns. This will help you find related keywords that don't have many ad campaigns.

 

[madcamel]

Thanks