Do you do Pay Per Click Advertising? (Or want to?)
Do you do Pay Per Click Advertising?
Do you want to do PPC advertising?
Do you want to be able to spy on your competitors and see what keywords they are bidding on?
A new PPC keyword tool just launched. To be honest the claims sounded too good to be true so I didn’t look at it until this morning.
One of the biggest claims is that it allows you to spy on your competition. You can Google keywords and see what the various PPC bidders are bidding on. You can also see what lead capture pages they use.
Did I mention there is a totally free version available?
There’s something else cool about it. They will offer you the chance to upgrade. The upgrade also allows you to rebrand this free keyword tool and give it away. Plus it includes the ability to insert affiliate links for clickbank, paydot.com, and amazon.com products into the search results.
Now you probably don’t need to upgrade if you don’t have a list you can market this tool too. However if you have a web site that gets some good traffic or have your own mailing list it’s probably worth upgrading. You’ll make back your money in affiliate commissions when you give away your rebranded keyword tool.
Don’t be like me. I was foolish and ignored this the first few times I saw it. I thought it was too good to be true. I couldn’t believe someone had:
1. figured out how to spy on other advertiser’s PPC keywords
2. figured out how to insert my affiliate ads into the top of the search results
BUT it does work. Go here and watch the video and see how it does it.
I think you’re going to be impressed!
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This does not sound legitimate to me. Why would anyone deliberately download spyware to their computer? What if this download allows whomever developed it to take all info from my computer?
There are legal and safe pay per click advertising sites like BizAdSplash that do not cross the ethical lines of spying on one’s competitors.
Your offer does not appeal.
I have heard you don’t actually see their keyword or keyword groups the tool provides you with possible keyword they may be bidding on, not sure if this is true as i havent used it yet.