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How To Gurantee Failure Using Adwords

Filed under: Affiliate Marketing; Author: Paul Harris; Posted: December 13, 2007 at 5:46 pm;

I just got wind of something that I think you should know about. There is this guy who is claiming he’s failed more then anyone else, he’s calling himself the “super failure”. I guess his deal is he has failed a bunch of times at adwords and now wants you to know what not to do. He made this neat guide on “What not to do” when using adwords. I know you’ve dabbled with adwords or have at least thought about it lately, so I figured this would be a perfect match for you.

How To Gurantee Failure Using Adwords

This guide is called “How To Guarantee Failure Using Adwords”. As you know they dont’ really give you much information on how to set up a perfect campaign, so you can only guess. Everytime you try something new, google is very happy because you’re spending money testing. This guide is designed to shorten the learning curve and let you learn from some little known mistakes. Apparently there’s over 50 mistakes covered and he also goes into setting up the perfect account. It looks good to me, so I thought you should know about it too. The link is here:

How To Gurantee Failure Using Adwords

Check it out right now.

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