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I recently did an interview with Glenn Livingston (check out part 3) to talk about PPC or Google Adwords.  One thing Glenn “gets” is people and their behavior.  He is a psychologist by trade and a reasearch scientist.  He is applying these skills to Google Pay Per Click advertising.  He and his wife Sharon Livingston, Ph.D. (yes 2 Ph.D.’s in the same family) were conference speakers for My Success Gateway at a Babason MBA Entrepreneurial workshop.  You will always learn a lot from Glenn and Sharon.  They come well recommended by industry leaders.

Glenn Livingston is the CEO of Rocket Clicks a Professional Pay Per Click Management Company . With the recession in full swing in Q1 2009 Glenn can assist your business with Google Adwords professional pay per click management.  Check the most recent interview Part 3, Glenn gives away 5 secrets to Google Adwords.

“It’s extremely unusual for me to endorse a PPC management service .  But I’ve seen Glenn Livingston succeed with 80% of his projects right out of the box for more than 4 years now, and I’ve watched Jeff Hughes spend more than a million/year (profitably) on his own accounts. 

If there ever was a team to trust with your PPC management, these are the guys.  My advice? Grab your spot before they change their minds!” Perry Marshall

 

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As on April 26th, 2008, I’ve passed $103. The magic $100 point actually took place while I was working out of the country about 2 weeks ago.

Like anything, work is involved and I’ve got a lot of irons in the fire. You can see that this is true I’m sure by how infrequently I’ve been posting on Rat Race Escapes. Those that know me, know I own several businesses and have real estate investments so maybe I split my time a little much. Sounds to me like I need to delegate more than I am so I can handle the different pursuits I have.

Do you have a web site? If you do, and you think that it might make sense for you to make some money off of it, check into Google Adsense.

<!–
google_ad_client = “pub-3142240781461399″;
/* RatRace Adsense Referral Text Ad */
google_ad_slot = “3734546262″;
google_ad_output = “textlink”;
google_ad_format = “ref_text”;
google_cpa_choice = “”; // on file
//–>

<script type=”text/javascript”
src=”http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js”>

How do you make money with Adsense? Google and others can explain it better than I can but with the right marketing for your site, you can potentially get a lot of clicks. For some Google Adsense links, you get paid for clicks that people viewing your site make. For others, you get paid when somebody actually buys something. Google doesn’t cut an actual check (send a direct deposit) until after you’ve hit the $100 threshhold. Then it still takes until after the following month. So I won’t see it until June sometime.

I haven’t spent anywhere near the time optimizing Adsense or referral revenue that I’d wanted to over the past 10 months. I won’t beat myself up over that because I know my the revenue has been slow. But it has increased on a monthly basis. While revenue has averaged about $10 per month ($103 / 10 months), December, January, February and March, all were at least $20.

Before throwing in the towel, that tells me something. What does that tell me? Looking at site statistics, affiliate statistics through the various places I’m monetizing, including Adsense, I had more clicks because I had more traffic. That traffic came because I paid attention through the fall promoting various web site, got newsletters out promptly, etc., that all drive traffic to the various sites. One thing I always keep in mind is that only relevant content gets included and the ads only have value to somebody reading the content. Maybe they won’t to everybody but they will to some of the readership.

Given the traffic I’ve been fairly effective, falling into high average for click-throughs (clicking on links to go to the Adsense links or other links of the sort). Can I do better? Sure. And I intend to.

There are sites that generate more than US$100,000 each and every month just from Adsense. Maybe not a lot but some. There are quite a few more that generate US$10,000. My current goal for end of year is US$3000 from all online affiliate and Adsense like things combined and I’ll be satisfied this year if I get to US$1000 per month. I’m a little behind to reach these; so I’ve got to focus a little.

It’s a matter of better allocating my time but I’ll get there!

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I’ve finally broken $100 on Google Adsense

One of the ways I’m monetizing my various online presences is through the use of Google Adsense. Okay, to date, as of November 1, 2007, I’ve made only a little only $30. But revenue from clicks is increasing as the search engine rankings of this site, Rat Race Escapes Beko Investments are climbing. Rat Race Escapes, Beko Investments and Worcester REI rank higher than any other real estate investor related web sites in New England according to Alexa because of search engine optimization work I’ve been doing and I’m pretty please by that. That translates into more traffic and more revenue. WREI has not being monetized yet and won’t for my personal gain; rather it will be to bring in more money for WREI so that it can provide a better experience for members and meeting attendees.

Anyway, check out Google Adsense.

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