You can't have popups on page. Ok, no problem. Moreover, you can't tell anyone you have an ad from Google on page. You can't write about it, point to it or tell someone to click on it.

Also, remember that you are not allowed to make a traffic pulling page, with no other way to leave it beside ad.

You must have more links on page (now what, will anyone notice it?).

So how can you help up your click conversion rates?

1.Placement. Do not hide your ad. Put ad to left or somewhere near top to ensure that anyone will see it without any scrolling.

2.Colors. There are several schools, each one pulling their way. One way is to contrast ad as much as possible (but still possible to read it). The second one is to blend in ad with your site as much as possible.

Click conversion rates

9/10 times your web site visitors won't stay for more than 15 seconds. This is how you get them to stay, or should I say, get them to come back!

For most of you, your web site is a great brochure. It probably outlines your services very well. There's nothing wrong with that what-so-ever!

but...

There are creative marketing strategies that you can implement so that you don't entirely loose your clients, you just need to keep them in loop for when time comes for them to buy.

"Marketing Online - Is about creative patience"

Being creative with your web marketing ventures is crucial but it doesn't necessarily react like print magazine ads or like newspaper press releases. No, it takes time for something to kick into full force.

This is why you should always keep on top of creating something new because, just like regular marketing, if you don't have another campaign ready to go when your done this one, you'll start to loose prospects on way and create a slow period for your business.