Google's New Rules + a Zero to $8 Million Adwords story: Free MP3

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Google is tightening the screws on advertisers – again. One of the most effective methods for increasing your CTR and lowering your cost per acquisition is under fire.

Download this MP3 for a teleseminar that tells you what to do about it: perrymarshall_adwords_changes_feb09.mp3

(I hope you’ve come to expect this. The race goes to the swift. And as with ALL Google changes, those who stay on top of the changes always wind up ahead of everyone else.)

I give you three solutions to this problem in this special teleseminar.

But that’s not all.

My guest is Jeff Hughes, a former attorney who started his Milwaukee company 5 years ago. Several months into it, he was BLEEDING $15,000 per month and literally searching for bankruptcy options when he found my Definitive Guide to Google AdWords™.

A year later he was positive $16,000 per month & he started making plans to leave his job.

Jeff Hughes is not a man who stands still. Leaving corporate America was just the beginning. He has grown his business to nearly ten million dollars per year in sales, largely using AdWords traffic.

Jeff tells his story. The ups, the downs, the obstacles that inevitably arise when an aggressive entrepreneur refuses to just stay fat and happy.

His vision is clear, and he’s going to tell all kinds of war stories of what happens when you endeavor to double and triple your business year after year.

He’ll also share how he groomed one of the sharpest PPC and sales conversion teams in the world, and the birth of RocketClicks.

Download perrymarshall_adwords_changes_feb09.mp3

Perry Marshall

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Perry Marshall has launched two revolutions in sales and marketing. In Pay-Per-Click advertising, he pioneered best practices and wrote the world's best selling book on Google advertising. And he's driven the 80/20 Principle deeper than any other author, creating a new movement in business.

He is referenced across the Internet and by Harvard Business Review, The New York Times, INC and Forbes Magazine.