Promoting the use of any Pay Per Click advertisement is like opening a door most business owners are rather leery of. They always assume it's a waste of money, even though this advertising method is a complete tax write off! So what do you have to lose? The answer is nothing.

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If you set the bid limit to $1.50 per click and set a budget of $5.00 per day the maximum you could spend in a month is $150.00 or less. (depending on how many clicks you receive)

If you were to pay $1.50 for a single click and this click results in a $39.99 product order you just sold your specific product for a low advertisement cost.

These seem to work really well with service companies and direct product sales. But what are the risks? The answer is Keywords!

For some crazy reason, people expect to use massive amounts of keywords for their ads to be found. From experience this is a bad idea. Not only do you gain clicks but you lose money when not including tight specific keywords in your ads. I also suggest experimenting with multiple ads that are not directly competing for keywords. So, never use the keyword twice. What this will do is result in keyword effectiveness. Some ads may be getting conversions (customers) or getting clicks and no conversions. Simple, dump the non-conversion keywords that are miscommunicating your service goal.

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"Massage"

I would generally not use the single word "massage". It's not specific enough to guarantee what the target wants losing a paid click. This is where you need to put your mind in the consumer's shoes. What would they search? Try using keyword phrases "I need a massage", "where to get a massage", or something on the lines of "walk in massage" and "get a massage today". These would be one of my choices. Using just a few keywords per ad greatly reduces the possibility of a loss per click. PPC advertising sites do not limit how many ads can be running at once making limited keyword use easy.

With time and experience you can move into more and more creative ways of PPC advertisement. Tightening up the keywords and creating successful ads lead to positive conversions. Ads can be very specific or set for a broad audience. You must choose the correct method through experimentation. If the ads are not working, then ask a professional help before losing anymore money.

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