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Tune in live here:
http://www.billmcintosh.tv/live
I’ll cover my recent testing of YouTube’s new sponsored search campaigns. Will the be the next AdWords? Or will it be a flop?
I’ll also be taking your live questions on anything to do with doing business online and Internet marketing… See you there @ 6:30 PM Pacific Time.
I just posted this new YouTube video that shows you step by step how to set up your YouTube account & start using the brand new YouTube sponsored search advertising feature:
YouTube Sponsored PPC Search: The New Google Adwords
It should show you everything you need to know in order to get started. It basically works like any other PPC (pay per click) search advertising. You put in the keyword you want to target and the highest price you’re willing to pay for clicks.
Tonight I’m doing another weekly live broadcast of my online show where I’ll answer your Internet marketing and online business questions. It’s scheduled to start at 6:30 PM Pacific Standard Time over at:
http://www.billmcintosh.tv/live
Ask me any of your questions about online marketing or how to start an Internet business. I’ll be happy to help. If you tune into the broadcast… stop back by here and leave me a comment. Let me know how you liked it.
See you there!
Tonight I’ll be kicking off the weekly live broadcast of my online show where I’ll answer your Internet marketing and online business questions. It’s scheduled to start at 6:30 PM Pacific Standard Time over at:
http://www.billmcintosh.tv/live
I’ll do my best to help guide you through the maze that is Internet marketing. If you want to start a new online business: I can help. If you want help getting your small business online: I can help. There is no cast for this free training and question answering period.
Is the new live Internet Broadcast channel for Bill McIntosh. I will be broadcasting helpful tips and advice on how to do business online. My first broadcast will take place from a live Internet Marketing seminar I’m delivering in Orange County, California next week.
Here’s your chance to ask me any question you want about Internet businesses or online marketing!
Yahoo Buzz has officially opened its doors to all website publishers. Up until today there was only a small list of publishers who could submit stories to Yahoo Buzz. Now the floodgates are open and any website can submit stories.
For example, this story is the first that I’m submitting. You can see my Buzz button in the upper left. In fact, I think I hear it calling, “Click me…click me”.
I posted this YouTube video just before leaving town to go on a trip with my family. The video is about how I earned $3.5 Million in revenue from Google AdSense which I intended to use for an upcoming blog post when I got home.
A little while ago, Aweber announced their integration with Feedburner, which was quickly reported by problogger.net. Somehow, easywordpress knew about it even before aweber released it.
Although this is a very cool change for Aweber, I don’t usually use Feedburner. This is because the rss feed it generates has all the links to posts as redirects. So if you show the Feedburner RSS button, any spiders that usually crawl and scrape the posts will send the link juice to the Feedburner redirect and not my site. Plus, displaying a Feedburner image showing “0 readers” for any length of time isn’t very encouraging.
Last week Google accidentally let slip that they will be penalizing AdWords advertisers for slow loading times of landing pages. You can view the Google’s FAQ on this topic here.
(For those not intimately familiar with AdWords, if you are bidding $.05 for the keyword phrase “best keyword ever”, you may have to increase your bid anywhere from $.20 to as much as $10.00 if Google thinks your landing page is too slow.)
For those of you who don’t know: Google periodically cleans house in their AdWords program. They single out websites and assign them a poor “quality score”. These sites hit by this bad score have their minimum bid prices skyrocket to $5 or $10 per click. This effectively bans you from AdWords since most webmasters cannot afford to pay $10 for every click Google sends their way.
