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Free Adwords Digger Kicks A$$
By Todd | February 26, 2009
The past few weeks I’ve been running an Adwords campaign and making some OK money, but these past few days the free Adwords Digger has really expanded my profit margin and it only took about 10 minutes.
Not being a big PPC guy I consider myself a newbie with Adwords compared to some of my colleagues so when I cover my costs and make a bit of money I’m usually pretty happy. I think of it as free list building.
Well I’ve decided to dive in and really learn Adwords for this new campaign I started a few weeks ago. Then a few days ago I came across the free Adwords Digger from the Kahuna guys. I’m a Traffic Kahuna member and consider it to be one of the best marketing expenses anyone can make so I knew their free Adwords Digger tool would be pretty high quality so I grabbed a copy.
Here’s the low down … if you use Adwords or are even considering it then you should grab this tool. In fact even if you don’t ever plan to use Adwords this tool could make you think twice after you watch the video on their site. It’s currently free and I think it may stay that way forever but who knows.
It’s a very simply tool that takes your keywords and the returns all the top websites with Adwords placements that will trigger based on your keywords, then it does an Alexa search and grabs the Alexa ranking for the site so you can see which sites have traffic and where to do Adwords placements.
The great thing about it is that it’s fast, free and can save you a bunch of money by helping you figure out where to get the most bang for your adwords buck.
In the past 2 days I’ve managed to increase my profit margin significantly mostly because I’m paying less and getting more traffic from the placements Adwords Digger helped me find.
Go checkout the video on their website and you’ll get what I’m talking about, then grab your free copy and get busy … you’ll be glad you did.
Topics: Adwords PPC, Productivity |
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