If you’ve tried paid ads, you know they’re a lot harder to pull off profitably than some people would have you believe.
And it hurts to lose money and feel incompetent, especially when you thought the campaign would be the turning point for your investing business. It’s easy to say “I don’t get paid traffic” and walk away.
In this episode, you’ll find out the 4 ways you can use to get more clicks from online marketing and how to get those clicks profitably.
Show highlights include:
– Why clicks or views aren’t important—and the one metric that determines your success in online marketing. (3:00)
– How to write an ad people want to click on (incl. the one headline that usually gets a lot of clicks). (5:25)
– When to add more keywords to an AdWords campaign. (15:00)
– How to find out the most profitable area to target so your marketing profitable. (19:50)
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