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Google AdWords is a great method if you are interested in increasing your affiliate income. However it is not a marketing method that you need to jump into without any knowledge, because you can lose a lot of money this way! I personally think that affiliate marketing is the easiest and best way to make money on the internet, and PPC can really help you increase your earnings. Here are three tips on how to use Google AdWords affiliate marketing to increase your earnings.

1. First off you need to have your budget set so that you do not lose money. Find out what you can afford to spend each day, and set that as your budget within Google AdWords. This is where many affiliates go wrong, they do not set a budget!

2. You need to be very careful with your keyword selection. I think the best method it to use only exact keyword phrases for each campaign. This means that you should put every phrase you want to target in quotes before adding it to your keyword list. In addition this, make sure to exclude any keywords that include the word "free" because you want to only pay for clicks from people who are willing to spend money.

3. Make your ads laser targeted to each product. This works because while you may get less total clicks, your expenses will be less and conversions higher, which leads to more total profit. One thing I like to do is include the price of my product in the ad itself. This will reduce the chance that "freebie seekers" will click your ad.

Google AdWords affiliate marketing can be a very good way to boost your affiliate commissions, but just make sure that you know what you are doing.

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