$500 Pay Per Click(PPC) Advertising Money With $10 As Down Payment
The information I will be sharing here will be most valuable to new pay per click internet advertisers and maybe those who have been marketing through PPC but have little or no advertising money.
In my last post, I talked about the secrets behind the secrets of any Google money making program. I touched on very important aspects of these programs and also provided links to some of them. This post will kind of be a follow up to it.
As I explained in my earlier post, all Google money making programs basically will be preparing you to becoming an online marketer or affiliate. Most people who venture into the Google make money programs fail to understand these programs requires money to start; it’s just like you’re starting a new business. If you’re starting a new business, you will definitely need some capital to kick off — your investment. And, if you venture into the online marketing world, you’re in essence starting a new business and since many people never realized they’re starting a business, they tend to forget they need the capital to kick off.
Today, I will reveal to you how you could get up to $500 or more in PPC advertising from some of the major PPC guys– Google, Microsoft, and Facebook. Although, what I am about to reveal to you are proven, but they’re not free money. They’re not free because you’ll have to pay it back. What this means is you’re “borrowing” money from Google, Microsoft, and Facebook with no interest. To be able to execute what I am about to reveal to you, you’ll need at least $10 in your checking account(check card, not a credit card). If you have more than $10 in your checking account, just take it out before starting out.
So, what’s the deal with Google? How can I borrow money for my PPC campaign?
If you’re starting out new on the Google AdWords platform, you’ll be required to pay $5 for the activation of your account. Since all new Google AdWords accounts are post paid, you won’t have to worry paying for your PPC campaign until you reach a certain amount. Most, if not all new Google AdWords accounts are billed as soon as they reach $50 in advertising expenses. This does not mean you can’t go over $50, you actually can go as high as $200 or more before you’re billed. To “borrow” as much as $150 or greater from Google, you’ll have to go over the $50 threshold by increasing you daily budget to about $150 or more. In most cases, you’re billed within 24 hours after you go over the $50 threshold. Understand that if you’ll be “borrowing” up to or more than $50, then you’ll mostly have to run your campaign in a single day. With that said, we now have $150 out of $500(target).
How about Microsoft adCenter?
The Microsoft adCenter billing system is very similar with that of Google AdWords. You’re required to pay $5 for new account activation. The adCenter billing system is post paid too. So you can apply the same technique above with the Microsoft adCenter. With adCenter, you can also borrow as much as $150 or more. They’re slow in billing you after you reach your advertising threshold. This means you can go as high as you can until they’re ready to bill you. With Microsoft adCenter, we have just borrowed another $150. We have $300 in total for now.
Here comes Facebook advertising…
As for Facebook, you really don’t have to worry about paying any activation fee. As a new Facebook advertiser, you’re given a $250 daily spending limit. This to me means you can spend as much as $250 before you’re billed– post paid. All you have to do is know what campaigns you want to run and set your budget until it gets to $250. Facebook really don’t have any billing threshold, so you can apply the same techniques above with Facebook.
Oh, how about Yahoo Search Marketing?
Yahoo won’t allow you “borrow” money from them. I think they have a stiff fist. Yahoo won’t let you “borrow” money from them because they offer prepaid advertising to newly created accounts. Adbrite too won’t allow you borrow money from them. Sorry!
Calculation: If you apply all the above techniques, you’ll be able to “borrow” $150 in PPC advertising money from Google, $150 from Microsoft, and up to $250 from Facebook. This techniques will surely help those who really need advertising money. In total, we have about $550 PPC advertising money to “borrow.”
Charges: Like I said, you have to use your checking account or check card to do this. You should also have between $10 to $20 in your account. Here is the main secret behind your borrowing: When it’s time to bill you, it simply won’t go through because there is no sufficient amount to bill on your check card. Remember to check with your bank on how much can be overdrawn from your account before trying this.
Conclusion: I would like to emphasize once more that the PPC money you’re “borrowing” from these guys is no free money; it’s interest free and you can have up to a month or more to pay back. Google, Microsoft, and Facebook will never know they are “lending” you any money as you’re “borrowing” it indirectly. I just consider it borrowing money from them. This idea will only be valuable to you if you have profitable stuffs to market. If you’re not sure about your ROI on some specific items to promote, then it’s better not use the information provided here.
Disclaimer: All the information I have provided should not be used to engage in any unlawful and/or fraudulent acts. It’s simply what can be done when you need to get your PPC advertising going. All the information I have provided here are “AS IS” and I won’t be held responsible for ANYTHING(if any) that may happen as a result of you following through with the provided information.
JD
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Is there any website that can give us a lots of information like what was stated here? Thanks for the Idea…