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    flat and boring. They were just not appealing enough to entice people to click on them.

    As Nick explains in his book, "Being blah guarantees you'll never be heard".

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    Like many people who run a business via the Internet, I use affiliate programs to supplement my income.

    One of the affiliate products I use myself and love to promote - Proposal Kit at http://www.proposalkit.com/kits/pkhelp.htm - had been performing particularly well for me recently and I decided to help things along by creating a Google AdWords campaign based around my reviews of the product.

    After one month, the campaign was going ok, I was getting a few sales here and there and certainly making a good ROI on the promotion. However, although my Click Through Rate (CTR) was pretty good (1.2%), it was starting to slide backwards and I thought I could do better.

    As you probably know, your ad position in Google relies heavily on your CTR compared to that of your competitors, so I was keen to turn things around and keep my high ad positions.

    Around this time, I bought Nick Usborne's book Net Words and started to read it, taking notes as I went. I realized that according to Nick's philosophy, my AdWords ads were flat and boring. They were just not appealing enough to entice people to click on them.

    As Nick explains in his book, "Being blah guarantees you'll never be heard".

    So I set about re-writing some of my ad text to speak more directly to my audience and

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    ularly well for me recently and I decided to help things along by creating a Google AdWords campaign based around my reviews of the product.

    After one month, the campaign was going ok, I was getting a few sales here and there and certainly making a good ROI on the promotion. However, although my Click Through Rate (CTR) was pretty good (1.2%), it was starting to slide backwards and I thought I could do better.

    As you probably know, your ad position in Google relies heavily on your CTR compared to that of your competitors, so I was keen to turn things around and keep my high ad positions.

    Around this time, I bought Nick Usborne's book Net Words and started to read it, taking notes as I went. I realized that according to Nick's philosophy, my AdWords ads were flat and boring. They were just not appealing enough to entice people to click on them.

    As Nick explains in his book, "Being blah guarantees you'll never be heard".

    So I set about re-writing some of my ad text to speak more directly to my audience an

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    I on the promotion. However, although my Click Through Rate (CTR) was pretty good (1.2%), it was starting to slide backwards and I thought I could do better.

    As you probably know, your ad position in Google relies heavily on your CTR compared to that of your competitors, so I was keen to turn things around and keep my high ad positions.

    Around this time, I bought Nick Usborne's book Net Words and started to read it, taking notes as I went. I realized that according to Nick's philosophy, my AdWords ads were flat and boring. They were just not appealing enough to entice people to click on them.

    As Nick explains in his book, "Being blah guarantees you'll never be heard".

    So I set about re-writing some of my ad text to speak more directly to my audience an

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    ur competitors, so I was keen to turn things around and keep my high ad positions.

    Around this time, I bought Nick Usborne's book Net Words and started to read it, taking notes as I went. I realized that according to Nick's philosophy, my AdWords ads were flat and boring. They were just not appealing enough to entice people to click on them.

    As Nick explains in his book, "Being blah guarantees you'll never be heard".

    So I set about re-writing some of my ad text to speak more directly to my audience an

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    flat and boring. They were just not appealing enough to entice people to click on them.

    As Nick explains in his book, "Being blah guarantees you'll never be heard".

    So I set about re-writing some of my ad text to speak more directly to my audience and ask them a question that required a response. Below is an example of an ad targeting the search query business proposal before I changed the text:

    Business Proposal Kit
    Close the sale with a professional
    business proposal template kit.

    And here is the text I replaced it with:

    Need a business proposal?
    Create your own professional
    proposal with our template kit.

    The aim was to get my average CTR for the entire campaign up to around 2% from the existing 1.2% it was sitting at. I logged off for the evening and went to bed, not expecting too much. The next morning, I had messages in my email in-box advising me that I had made 3 sales overnight! I was quite excited and logged into AdWords to see how things were going.

    Sure enough, my clicks were way up and two of the three AdGroups I had edited were showing an average 33% CTR! My overall campaign CTR had risen from 1.2% to 2.4%. I had never experienced CTR that high before. The ad I had changed used to show a 2.5% CTR and after a few day

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