Billions of dollars has been spent on Google AdWords. Their advertising platform is flexible, affordable and has the potential to be extremely effective. Here are five marketing tips for successful AdWords campaign:
5) Precise Keywords
One common mistake is to go after too broad of a keyword. With a broad keyword, you’ll have a lot of competition and the price you pay per click will be higher. If you can find precise keywords that exactly fit your niche, you will be better off.
4) Start Small
A great aspect about AdWords is you set your own budget. No matter how large your company is, …read more

Putting those three words in the same sentence ought to earn you… a night in purgatory or something similar. That is almost the same as putting “Scott Cleland” “Net Neutrality” and “Truth” together.
From “In State of the Union, Bush to begin framing legacy”
“After all, few people still are looking to Bush for political leadership, says George Edwards III, a presidential scholar at Texas A&M University. Only about one-third of the country approves of his job performance. A majority of Americans believe that beginning the war in Iraq was a mistake, according to many polls. Many voters have tuned out the …read more

There’s a new player in the spy on the competition’s PPC adwords market –
Adwatchers from Xyberwidget. (affiliate link)

With a great deal of familiarity, the web site offers us this intro;

“Explode Your Income By Effortlessly Uncovering The Most Treasured Pay-Per-Click Campaigns That Are Producing Cash Right Now… All Thanks To An Advanced Undercover ‘Spy’!”
Of course this has obviously been designed to supplant the shortcomings of a few previous products.

The discussion regarding AdSpyPro, Google Cash Detective and now PPC Defender (plus new platforms about to be introduced) may have sunk to newer depths. How’s this for a philosophy?
“Well…this could be just another classical **BLACK HAT** marketing tactic! If I have been making A LOT of money from Adwords, I would register a shared server and using ASP or GCD to spy on 5,000+ keywords per hours.
Consequently, my webhost will have to ban all spying tools on their shared servers. Basically my webhost is killing off my competitors FOR ME!”
This results directly from a notice sent to Hostgator customers which …read more