PPC Classroom

One of the first ebooks I bought when I was learning how to market products on the Internet was Day Job Killer. To this day I don’t know quite why I bought it. Perhaps I got caught up in the hype about it at the time.

Whatever it was I really thought I was being given the lowdown on getting traffic to my websites and blogs using PayPerClick advertising (which Google calls ‘Adwords’ and others just call PPC). I read the book, put together my PPC campaigns and sat back and waited for the results.

But they weren’t as I expected. Yes, there was plenty of traffic, but no, I mean zero, conversions of visitors to sales. In fact I lost a packet on this one Adwords campaign. And it put me off PPC advertising for life.

Or so I thought. Because when I started talking to other marketers some of them were using PPC campaigns and making a mint. One of the guys I met who was making a more than comfortable living out of Adwords was Amit Mehta.

So when he and Anik Singal launched his PPC Classroom recently I was one of the first in behind the doors. Now, in my usual way, I haven’t joined the razamataz of the recent launch party in the way that other affiliates have. Instead I wanted to start PPC Classroom myself to find out whether it really does deliver the goods.

So far I have to say I’m impressed. I can’t give you the lowdown on the whole course because tuition continues on a monthly basis. But what you get up front when you first enter PPC Classroom is certainly very impressive.

I expected PPC Classroom to restore my confidence in Adwords, but it’s done more than that. I’ve already picked up enough to start a new PPC campaign which, this time round, is actually bringing in some sales. In fact I’m already in profit, which is a huge turnaround of fortunes in my estimation of PPC.

So if, like me, you’ve wondered how the heck you can turn a profit from PPC campaigns I suggest you take a close look at PPC Classroom, here,  today. I’ll see you inside.