Written on March 17th, 2006 at 04:03 pm by Darren Rowse
AdWords Starter Edition
If you’ve been wondering whether you should try advertising with AdWords to promote your blog but have been a little overwhelmed by it’s complexity as a first time user you might find the new AdWords Starter Edition a useful way to start out.
In essence it’s, as it’s name suggests, a simplified AdWords designed specifically for those just starting out.
It allows you to create a single ad compaign from a one page sign up form. It only allows Basic targetting (ie you can’t target specific sites) but it seems a reasonably simple way to get in and learn some of the basics. You can compare the features of AdWords Starter Edition with the normal one here. Also read their FAQ page to learn how to sign up.
The good thing about AdWords is that you can set a budget and start off with a pretty inexpensive campaign to test it as you go.
9 Responses to “AdWords Starter Edition”
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AdWords Starter Edition from Google
Google is offering a Starter Edition for those new to Google’s AdWords program. How’s it work? Starter Edition lets users create an AdWords account with a single ad, using a one-page signup form. Users write their ad, target locations and…
Victor
March 18th, 2006 12:08 am
That’s good news. I know I was a bit overwhelmed when I first started using Adwords. It’s much easier once you grab the whole concept behind their system.
Vic
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Eric Giguere
March 18th, 2006 2:43 am
Yes, it’s a great way for AdSense publishers to try AdWords. And once you get a feel for AdWords, be sure to “graduate” to the regular system so that you can gain access to the keyword and traffic tools AdWords provides (see Plumb AdWords for keywords).
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March 20th, 2006 12:11 am
I must say it’s good from them. I was very confused frist time i saw Adwords. Two much stuff i am not sure can i leave or click…
Rose Sylvia
July 11th, 2007 2:15 am
I don’t recommend the Starter Edition and neither do many others who are very familiar with Google AdWords. Richard Ball has an excellent article that explains the disadvantages in his Apogee Weblog at http://www.apogee-web-consulting.com/blogger/2006/12/do-not-sign-up-for-google-adwords.html
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