[cleewindows]

just had a £50 voucher come through the post today so going to give it a go,anyone else had much success with this?

[Nathanael Jones]

use the voucher but don't spend your own money,..

[zodiac]

They charge £149 set up fee
and then £ 30  a month pays you go....
one word
expensive

[Nathanael Jones]

They charge £149 set up fee
and then £ 30  a month pays you go....
one word
expensive

When I used it there was a £10 charge to get it going but that was it. No monthly charge and no minimum spend. It still gave rubbish results for my investment,... who clicks on those google sponsored ads anyway? I know I never do!

[Window Washers]

They charge £149 set up fee
and then £ 30  a month pays you go....
one word
expensive

When I used it there was a £10 charge to get it going but that was it. No monthly charge and no minimum spend. It still gave rubbish results for my investment,... who clicks on those google sponsored ads anyway? I know I never do!

your competition click on it, and every other cleaner looking at add words that are on forums 

[Steve CM]

i learned the hard way and stopped it immediatly.

I did recieve a few phonecalls but it wern't worth the 200 quid a month it was costing me

[Proclean ne]

Also recieved the voucher thought about it when speaking to people who have other types of businesses all said waste of money so didnt take the gamble.

[cleewindows]

wheres the gamble?
its free!

Also recieved the voucher thought about it when speaking to people who have other types of businesses all said waste of money so didnt take the gamble.

[Jays Window Cleaning]

I have had a google ad words account and what a ripp off. So i stopped it adn they still keep sending me these vouchers . I for one dont trust adwords . Its up to you but some were along the line of being free they will be demanding money off you. My advice dont do it. But its up to you mate.


Jay

[bassjamm]

Google Adwords is a beast guys...just needs to be tamed.

I've been doing internet marketing for about 2 years now and with the right product the internet marketing guru's make stupid money, it's insane.

For the average joe who's never tried Adwords, it's a never ending maze that will just suck up your cash.  To Google's credit, they provide you with all the info you'd ever need and more to get your ads appearing at the top for the cheapest possible price, you just need to know where to look and be prepared to spend the hours looking into it.

If you're not prepared to study up on it though, I'd just let the voucher expire because the chances of you cracking it first time are near enough zero...the effort you'll put in to the ad, the site, the keyword targeting...it'll just swallow up the money if you don't get a solid campaign ready...

And to begin with you'd probably be better off advertising on the content network as opposed to search as it's cheaper, but you need to know how to get your ads showing up in front of the right people.

As I said though, it's a beast that just needs to be tamed, if you're willing to learn how to tame it, it will work for you and not against you!

[cleewindows]

been on a day
2 driveway quotes tommorow
and 3 regular window cleaning jobs every 4 weeks
not bad one thinks

[richywilts]

Google Adwords is a beast guys...just needs to be tamed.

I've been doing internet marketing for about 2 years now and with the right product the internet marketing guru's make stupid money, it's insane.

For the average joe who's never tried Adwords, it's a never ending maze that will just suck up your cash.  To Google's credit, they provide you with all the info you'd ever need and more to get your ads appearing at the top for the cheapest possible price, you just need to know where to look and be prepared to spend the hours looking into it.

If you're not prepared to study up on it though, I'd just let the voucher expire because the chances of you cracking it first time are near enough zero...the effort you'll put in to the ad, the site, the keyword targeting...it'll just swallow up the money if you don't get a solid campaign ready...

And to begin with you'd probably be better off advertising on the content network as opposed to search as it's cheaper, but you need to know how to get your ads showing up in front of the right people.

As I said though, it's a beast that just needs to be tamed, if you're willing to learn how to tame it, it will work for you and not against you!

so what sort of keyword searches do you use that work well for you??

[richywilts]

do the keyword searches have to be in your website text for it to work??