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Old 11th August 2008, 07:19 PM
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Google adwords is a brilliant way to get targetted traffic to your website. Here is a voucher code for £30 to try it for free:

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It expires on 30/09/08

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Hi Tony,

Does this code work for just new accounts or exisiting counts as well. These vouchers can be well used to dip your toe into adwords. It can be a complex area to those new to it. Careful monitoring is advised from my experience, though can bring good results.
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These vouchers are usually for new accounts - be careful newbies you can burn this £30 very quickly and much much more. Set daily limits and monitor closely.
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The usefulness of adwords is very much related to the competition in your field. If you have some heavy hitters who can spend a fortune on this sort of advertising, don't employ the most obvious keywords. You will receive much better results if you go for slightly innovative words and phrases - they may be searched for less but you'll be posted higher in the rankings each tme those keywords are put in.
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