My PPC Mastery Session for Black Ink Project | Super Affiliate Mindset
Jun 4 2008

My PPC Mastery Session for Black Ink Project

For those of you who don’t know, I did a session this Monday on “Pay Per Click Mastery” for Jeremy’s Black Ink Project.

For those of you who haven’t heard of Black Ink, it’s without a doubt the most comprehensive free affiliate marketing training course ever put together. Kudos to Jeremy Palmer for doing this.

Anyway, Jeremy has just posted my “Pay Per Click Mastery” Session on Black Ink. If you haven’t signed up for Black Ink, go ahead and do that and download my session.

I talk 1 hr straight, no holds bars, about the PPC strategies I use to generate $6k-$9k/day in affiliate commissions. Jeremy also chimes in with his wisdom and expertise as well.

Enjoy!

Comments

  1. Simon says:

    Hi Amit

    Wow! That was some presentation. Thank you for your generosity in giving up your time to share your knowledge. I have a question if that’s ok. How do you overcome Google’s account limits when uploading so many keywords and Adgroups? I have a direct linking campaign that’s been going for a while and I want to expand it out. However, I quickly reached my limits. Google told me that they would review the campaign, but more or less said that I had too many keywords and should cut them down. Their rep told me that that there was nothing they could do about it, but I could open more accounts if I wanted. Surely big advertisers like EBay arnt forced to open multiple accounts simply because their account has reached its limits! Any thoughts?

  2. Amit says:

    Hi Simon,

    Once you have enough history with Google they will allow you to remove your account limits. Give it some time. For now your best bet is to open a second account.

    -Amit

  3. ray gun says:

    i am new i just sign up

    will i be able to see past episodes?

  4. I missed the call too, but I will go and have a listen now. Reading the comments above, it is something NOT to miss. Thanks man, for sharing this. I am looking forward to it.

  5. Hi Amit,I Like to learn all affiliate strategies,I Need to earn affiliate commissions,So It seems easy to follow.Thank YOu

  6. Deepak says:

    Great Job on BIP Amit,

    Sometimes it’s a little easier to get your jist when you speak about stuff, Anyway, I’m going to repeat a question that I asked of Jeremy on split testing.

    I’ve read that the cons of using
    Adword’s split testing tool as a poor
    man’s split testing tool are

    (1)ie counting all
    views against all conversions lead to flawed
    data when one customer doesn’t buy on the first
    visit and another one does.

    (2)Also Google does not ” provide a means to show
    returning visitors the same creative recipe they were exposed to on the first visit”.

    So if we can’t use
    google then what would you suggest for a simple A/B split test if we can’t afford something like Vertster
    or offermatica, or any of the other expensive tools?

    You did mention efficientppc and ad-sage for managing
    campaigns but nothing for split-testing that could give statistically significant results. You mentioned splittester
    but I went there and it doesn’t appear to be an A/B ad or
    landing page split-testing tool

  7. JJDW says:

    This was better than anything ever posted on the blog. I think a lot of the Black Ink Project is filler that anyone with any business or marketing sense should know as common sense. However, this is the most informative thing shared in the BIJ to date. Now I see you recapped in a post. Thanks!

  8. Josh Zapin says:

    I just wanted to say this was an amazing session. Really outstanding information/content. It is almost unbelievable that you are sharing this information for free. Thank you for being so generous for those of us starting out.

  9. adri says:

    I have watch your presentation and I want to know about campaign on google adwords about destination url is it direct to our affiliate link or to our landing page first ?

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