You’ll want to start off with a lower amount to see how many clicks you end up getting. It could be that you’re not getting as many as you expected, so you’ll want to increase your bids. Or, you might find that you’re seeing some traffic and high returns.

Don’t worry — testing doesn’t take long. That’s the beauty of PPC, the results come in almost instantly. You can determine within a few days whether or not you should discontinue your ads, tweak them, or keep them going as they are.

Being cautious is the most important thing at this point, because there are way too many people who dive in headfirst with PPC and then end up with a huge bill that just didn’t pay for the kind of traffic they received.

If you do this right, on the other hand, the results from PPC can be faster and even more profitable than they are with article marketing.

Pay Per Click Tip #3 will be coming tomorrow so be sure to bookmark and come back!

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What is Link Automation?

There is very little reference on the Internet to link automation and this could be due to the fact that many people believe automation will hurt a website. On the contrary, link automation works to improve the SERP not hinder it.

Much of the strife surrounding the term “automation” involves the black hat SEO tactics used by companies who promise their clients a number one ranking in Google, or some other search engine, in just a few days. These companies use spam comments and robot article rewriters to push a huge amount of content and links onto the Internet in a short amount of time. Yes, these tactics hurt a website eventually, but link automation does not use these same methods.

Link automation is the process of spreading links throughout the Internet in a safe and effective manner. Article directories like iSnare, for instance, accept promotional articles and pass those article on to other article directories. Users are able to then reprint these articles on their blogs or websites as long as the resource box, with links, is published as well.

While this may seem like a slow method of promotion, let’s take a look at the math involved.

1 Article with 2 Links is published. = 2 Links

That 1 Article with 2 Links is pushed to 9 additional article directories. = 20 Links

On each of those article directories, 10 people choose to republish the 1 Article with 2 Links. = 220 Links

Link automation has grown those initial 2 links to more than 200 links in just a short period of time and this is a very conservative example. Taking the above example into consideration, if link automation was practiced with one article submission every day for a week, the link total could rise to more than 1500 links. Stretch that out to a month and the total links back to your website could number more than 6000.

Link Automation With Software

Nextgenlinks is the only white hat software out there (that we know of) that automates the deep link building process. With only 15 minutes of time spent adding your website to the link automation software, your site will soon be building SEO friendly backlinks slowly but surely (the way the search engines like it!)

The software is set up to work with every page of your website and can be implemented in less time than it takes to write one article for an article directory.

Link automation is the solution to that “Not So Great” page rank. Building more links means building more traffic and that means making more money.

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