Angel Tattoos.
Exclusive Designs.
Quality Creations.
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This doesn't look bad but it's missing a call to action.
Let's try again.
Angel Tattoos.
One-of-a-Kind Creations.
Get your Guardian Angel Now.
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It isn't Hallmark but it does include a call to action - something that can increase your click through rate tremendously. The click through rate is determined by how many times viewers actually click on your add in ratio to how many times the ad was shown. A good click through rate not only can result in more affiliate sales, it can result in reduced pay per click fees.
When writing ads, make sure you don't exceed the character limit. Your keywords should be as focused and specific as possible. A call to action (buy now, hurry, limited offer, etc.) should be included. Note: the action phrase click here is not allowed.
The important thing to remember when writing pay per click affiliate marketing ads is that you pay for every click.
Therefore, it's in your best interest to make your ad so focused and targeted that only potential buyers click on it You don't want to pay for the clicks of web surfers who are just browsing. In the case of the angel tattoo design, the goal is to provide specific information for someone who is already interested in and looking for an angel tattoo.
The same would apply to the dragon tattoo ad and the fairy tattoo ad. The simplest budget option for Adwords is to set a low daily budget ($5.00 or so) and to set a click price based on the entire ad instead of for each keyword.
As time goes by and you see which keywords are getting results, write more ads based on those words. Do monitor your ads closely. If you get too many clicks and not enough sales, try putting the price in your ad.
Don't activate any ads yet. In order for the ad to function, you need a page waiting for the customer at the URL you've listed.
Why not just send the customer right to the merchant product page? There are several reasons. Google Adwords does not allow landing pages (the page where the customer will land when they click on the URL) to contain pop-ups or pop-unders.
Most merchant pages are highly 'tricked out' with some sort of pop-up or floating ad.
By sending the customer to your page first, you get a chance to capture customer information, pre-sell the product (a very effective practice) and establish your web page. If you have no experience with websites, don't worry. It doesn't have to be hard.