Blog Tips Newsletter by Yaro Starak
The 2010 version of one
of the foundation training
manuals for online marketing
was just released...
---------------------
Hi There,
Back in the very first year of my blog I read what
I consider one of the foundational training
manuals for anyone who is serious about Internet
marketing.
It was "The Definitive Guide To Google AdWords"
by Perry Marshall.
Perry's just emailed to let me know that his
updated 2010 version of the manual has just been
released, which you can grab here -
http://www.perrymarshall.com/adwords/
The Definitive Guide To Google AdWords will teach you
absolutely everything you need to know about Pay
Per Click advertising, which is by far the best
form of "paid-for" marketing you can do online
today.
Why? Because you only pay money when someone
visits your site, and it's often only pennies per
visitor, especially if you pick the right
"long-tail" keywords.
Perry's guide is all about teaching you how to
get cheap, targeted traffic, although it goes much
further than that.
You really can consider it a foundation course in
general online marketing, which is why I recommend
everyone have this resource in their library.
Here's where you can grab your copy -
http://www.perrymarshall.com/adwords/
WHAT IS NEW IN THE 2010 EDITION?
I emailed Jack Born, Perry Marshall's assistant,
for details on what is new in the 2010 edition,
and here's how he responded...
1) A lot has changed in the market - and with the
2010 edition we are providing 6 modules to
increase the real value of this purchase.
Those 6 new modules are:
* "Affiliate Marketing" module with Amit Mehta
* "Content Network" module with Shelley Ellis
* "Just Getting" Started Online module with Kevin Thompson
* "Information" Marketing module with Ken McCarthy
* "Marketing" in the UK module with Chris Cardell
* "Copywriting" module with Michel Fortin
The modules are more than just an interview with
an expert. We're putting additional multimedia in
a members area that will over deliver to buyers.
PDFs, Video, MP3s.
2) A lot has changed on Google's end - the 2010
edition is up to date to address those changes
To give you specific points of difference on the
guide itself, here is a (partial) list of changes
for the 2010 edition:
** Over a dozen brand new chapters covering things
like the Content Network, Analytics, Quality
Score, and the new interface
** Over 43 totally new screen shots
** Over 15 hours of brand new audio files
(supplementary content included with purchase)
** Video presentations on targeted AdWords
sections (supplementary content included with
purchase)
** PDF documents and reports never released to the
general public before - in other words, stuff from
Perry's private AdWords Vault.
** Niche specific modules that elaborate on how
you can specifically use AdWords to profit in your
industry. (Think modules for affiliates, info
marketers, etc... )
** A brand-new "Beginner's Guide to eCommerce"
that takes Definitive Guide owners from zero to
building a website, picking a niche, and launching
and AdWords campaign profitably.
MY FIRST PURCHASE
This manual is the first ever Internet Marketing
resource I spent money on, and it's still one of the
best.
If you're just getting started online and you need
to drive targeted traffic, this is a great buy at
under $50 (one time fee).
http://www.perrymarshall.com/adwords/
Here's to your blogging success,
Yaro Starak
Entrepreneurs-Journey.com
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The 2010 version of one
of the foundation training
manuals for online marketing
was just released...
---------------------
Hi There,
Back in the very first year of my blog I read what
I consider one of the foundational training
manuals for anyone who is serious about Internet
marketing.
It was "The Definitive Guide To Google AdWords"
by Perry Marshall.
Perry's just emailed to let me know that his
updated 2010 version of the manual has just been
released, which you can grab here -
http://www.perrymarshall.com/adwords/
The Definitive Guide To Google AdWords will teach you
absolutely everything you need to know about Pay
Per Click advertising, which is by far the best
form of "paid-for" marketing you can do online
today.
Why? Because you only pay money when someone
visits your site, and it's often only pennies per
visitor, especially if you pick the right
"long-tail" keywords.
Perry's guide is all about teaching you how to
get cheap, targeted traffic, although it goes much
further than that.
You really can consider it a foundation course in
general online marketing, which is why I recommend
everyone have this resource in their library.
Here's where you can grab your copy -
http://www.perrymarshall.com/adwords/
WHAT IS NEW IN THE 2010 EDITION?
I emailed Jack Born, Perry Marshall's assistant,
for details on what is new in the 2010 edition,
and here's how he responded...
1) A lot has changed in the market - and with the
2010 edition we are providing 6 modules to
increase the real value of this purchase.
Those 6 new modules are:
* "Affiliate Marketing" module with Amit Mehta
* "Content Network" module with Shelley Ellis
* "Just Getting" Started Online module with Kevin Thompson
* "Information" Marketing module with Ken McCarthy
* "Marketing" in the UK module with Chris Cardell
* "Copywriting" module with Michel Fortin
The modules are more than just an interview with
an expert. We're putting additional multimedia in
a members area that will over deliver to buyers.
PDFs, Video, MP3s.
2) A lot has changed on Google's end - the 2010
edition is up to date to address those changes
To give you specific points of difference on the
guide itself, here is a (partial) list of changes
for the 2010 edition:
** Over a dozen brand new chapters covering things
like the Content Network, Analytics, Quality
Score, and the new interface
** Over 43 totally new screen shots
** Over 15 hours of brand new audio files
(supplementary content included with purchase)
** Video presentations on targeted AdWords
sections (supplementary content included with
purchase)
** PDF documents and reports never released to the
general public before - in other words, stuff from
Perry's private AdWords Vault.
** Niche specific modules that elaborate on how
you can specifically use AdWords to profit in your
industry. (Think modules for affiliates, info
marketers, etc... )
** A brand-new "Beginner's Guide to eCommerce"
that takes Definitive Guide owners from zero to
building a website, picking a niche, and launching
and AdWords campaign profitably.
MY FIRST PURCHASE
This manual is the first ever Internet Marketing
resource I spent money on, and it's still one of the
best.
If you're just getting started online and you need
to drive targeted traffic, this is a great buy at
under $50 (one time fee).
http://www.perrymarshall.com/adwords/
Here's to your blogging success,
Yaro Starak
Entrepreneurs-Journey.com
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Subscribe Date: February 13, 2009
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