See…Whenever you sign up for Google AdWords or some other PPC service, you are paying money for each and every person that clicks on your link. However, the thing about this is that the people clicking your link are only reading a short, two-line summary of what your website is about. I’d say about 75% of the people who click your ad immediately click the back button after realizing your website isn’t what they were looking for. Where does that leave you? That leaves you having to pay for that click–and that leaves that visitor unable to find what they were looking for.

Things like this happen a lot. Let’s do a quick number game, shall we?

(These numbers are 100% fictional, and do not make up anything with my own personal website, nor do they reflect real-time numbers.)

Let’s say that the PPC company you sign up for charges you 20 cents for every person that clicks on your link. And then, let’s say that you put in your budget that you are only wanting to spend … say $100 per month on PPC ads. That means you can get about 500 clicks to your website for $100. Well, of those 500 clicks to your website, this is more than likely how your visitor click-through is going to break down:

• About 350 unqualified visitors

  Unqualified visitors is a term I use to describe visitors who went to your website, however they weren’t interested in it, so they never come back.

• Maybe 75 semi-qualified visitors

  Semi-qualified is what I used to describe someone who comes to your website, finds it interesting, maybe tells a friend, but nothing every comes out of either of them.

• Then you just might get about 50 miss-guided visitors

  They clicked the link thinking they we

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  is that the people clicking your link are only reading a short, two-line summary of what your website is about. I’d say about 75% of the people who click your ad immediately click the back button after realizing your website isn’t what they were looking for. Where does that leave you? That leaves you having to pay for that click–and that leaves that visitor unable to find what they were looking for.

  Things like this happen a lot. Let’s do a quick number game, shall we?

  (These numbers are 100% fictional, and do not make up anything with my own personal website, nor do they reflect real-time numbers.)

  Let’s say that the PPC company you sign up for charges you 20 cents for every person that clicks on your link. And then, let’s say that you put in your budget that you are only wanting to spend … say $100 per month on PPC ads. That means you can get about 500 clicks to your website for $100. Well, of those 500 clicks to your website, this is more than likely how your visitor click-through is going to break down:

  • About 350 unqualified visitors

    Unqualified visitors is a term I use to describe visitors who went to your website, however they weren’t interested in it, so they never come back.

  • Maybe 75 semi-qualified visitors

    Semi-qualified is what I used to describe someone who comes to your website, finds it interesting, maybe tells a friend, but nothing every comes out of either of them.

  • Then you just might get about 50 miss-guided visitors

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    Things like this happen a lot. Let’s do a quick number game, shall we?

    (These numbers are 100% fictional, and do not make up anything with my own personal website, nor do they reflect real-time numbers.)

    Let’s say that the PPC company you sign up for charges you 20 cents for every person that clicks on your link. And then, let’s say that you put in your budget that you are only wanting to spend … say $100 per month on PPC ads. That means you can get about 500 clicks to your website for $100. Well, of those 500 clicks to your website, this is more than likely how your visitor click-through is going to break down:

    • About 350 unqualified visitors

      Unqualified visitors is a term I use to describe visitors who went to your website, however they weren’t interested in it, so they never come back.

    • Maybe 75 semi-qualified visitors

      Semi-qualified is what I used to describe someone who comes to your website, finds it interesting, maybe tells a friend, but nothing every comes out of either of them.

    • Then you just might get about 50 miss-guided visitors

      They clicked the link thinking they w

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      t you are only wanting to spend … say $100 per month on PPC ads. That means you can get about 500 clicks to your website for $100. Well, of those 500 clicks to your website, this is more than likely how your visitor click-through is going to break down:
      • About 350 unqualified visitors

        Unqualified visitors is a term I use to describe visitors who went to your website, however they weren’t interested in it, so they never come back.

      • Maybe 75 semi-qualified visitors

        Semi-qualified is what I used to describe someone who comes to your website, finds it interesting, maybe tells a friend, but nothing every comes out of either of them.

      • Then you just might get about 50 miss-guided visitors

        They clicked the link thinking they w

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      • Maybe 75 semi-qualified visitors

        Semi-qualified is what I used to describe someone who comes to your website, finds it interesting, maybe tells a friend, but nothing every comes out of either of them.

      • Then you just might get about 50 miss-guided visitors

        They clicked the link thinking they were clicking something else–it happens a lot with Google AdSense ads.

      • With the remaining 25 visitors, you’ll probably get a couple of them who stay pretty up to date with your website and actually continue to visit you.
      Now, obviously these numbers are completely fictional, however I use them to describe the PPC market the best way I can. So look at what you’ve spent here… You paid $100 to get 25 good, quality visitors to your website per month. What a rip-off, yea?

      Let’s say you continue this trend for about 6 months. You’ve paid $600 total and what to show for it? 150 qualified visitors. Pfft. You’re better off throwing up posters on the bulletin board down at your city’s subway station.

      You’re probably thinking…Well, how are some people able to do this so well, then? How come those people benefit so well from AdWords or other PPC programs?

      The reason these people benefit well is more than likely because of the link-backs to their website, and the general all-around link base they have built for their website. I’m sure they’ve done quite a bit of link building for their website, and it’s paid off for them.

      PPC ads are something that are either hit or miss, with a good 80% chance that you’re going to miss everytime. In my views (and I say in my views mainly because I’ve never tried wasting my money on PPC ads) PPC ads are 100% not worth the effort and cost unless you really have a good link-base and good, quality search engine rank. If you’re a brand new website just starting up, my words of advice to y