2. Now you can log into system and select "create a new campaign". Give your campaign a name that will also allow you to create multiple campaigns.

3. Before creating your first ad, I recommend that you print out Google's set of guidelines, ebooks such as Google Cash cover this area as well. Since most of you are probably promoting affiliate programs, it's important that you notify Google of this by simply adding "aff" at end of your ad text.

A few tips to keep in mind:

a. To keep your ad targeted, make sure your keyword or keyword phrase is in headline.

b. Put your keyword or keyword phrase in text of your ad.

c. In promoting your affiliate program, make sure you're linked directly to owner's website thru your affiliate link so that you'll get credit and cash!

Now you can submit your ad and start tracking your campaign over next few days. If you're not happy with your ad's performance you can make changes such as targeting other keywords or increasing your bid a little at a time. Adwords is flexible in allowing you to make changes within Google guidelines of course, to make your ad campaigns successful.

Pay per click is here to stay and it offers a high level of assurance that your ad is reaching your targeted audience. With proper management and a clear vision, pay per click specifically Google Adwords, can provide you with well targeted and economical advertising on internet.

As mentioned earlier pay per click ad sales are expected to increase to at least $8 billion by 2008, with Google Adwords, right resources and a little effort on your part, you can also benefit from this increase and find yourself with a significant supplemental income each month or a fulltime "leave my 9-5 job" income. The sky is truly limit with pay per click.

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Maxine Hough is an accounting clerk who supplements her income by promoting affiliate programs online based on techniques outlined in Google Cash at http://tinyurl.com/6z3zt, The Definitive Guide to Google AdWords at http://tinyurl.com/6exm4, Ad Word Analyzer at http://tinyurl.com/4mrto

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I've found that certain websites actually get a good response through free promotional programs. For instance, I always run my ezine websites through my favorite click exchange Webmasterquest because it has a variety of different features and I find that I do get a few subscribers each time.

I also like FFA and Free Link pages because they make me think. Everytime I come across one I have to think about what title I want to use for ad. I make myself use a different one every time. This helps me out when I do pay for an ezine ad for instance. I've already got a few good titles in my head.

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So before you totally write off free promotion, take a look at some of these programs and tools again. You might find one or two that can be of use to you, even after you've been on World Wide Web awhile.