Interesting Blog With Good Tips And Actual Examples/Case Studies

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I just found out that the guys behind Blinklist.com have a pretty interesting Internet Marketing blog with some great examples.

Should be valuable to all, and people doing ppc arbitrage will find some good tips on how to write their ads.

http://blog.mindvalleylabs.com/
 
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Gonna check it out. But at a first look it looks quite boring, like those people learned this shit in school, (always bad ;)) looks like a dentists website.

After a look the tips is quite interesting, but they are surely trying to "sell" that free AdWords Optimizer thing.
 
MisterX said:
I just found out that the guys behind Blinklist.com have a pretty interesting Internet Marketing blog with some great examples.

Should be valuable to all, and people doing ppc arbitrage will find some good tips on how to write their ads.

http://blog.mindvalleylabs.com/
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Mister X,

That blog is a good find. It helps with my PPC abitrage!
 
Well, they are the creators of that Adwords Optimizer.
"We learned about this successful new test via the “AdWords Optimizer” that we have just started using."
Go to that website of adwords optimizer http://adwords.clickmuse.com/, in the footer it says "MindValley © 2005. All Rights Reserved"

So.... real life examples, maybe, but not so sure.
 
Very nice; one thing about PPC arbitrage is you basically want everyone to come to the site where as with affiliate arbitrage you want to filter out the non converters (i.e. high clickthrough rate isn't always the go)
 
I own the blog you're talking about - and the software I offer is FREE

Thanks for the mention.

One quick note - right now adwords optimizer is free. We're not trying to sell it. It's a simple software we developed to make our ad maintenence more efficient.

The blog did have a dentist feel - :-) I tried to add some color. Tell me what you think.


 
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how about not linking a thumbnail to the link instead of a large pixalted image? :Yahoo_29:
 
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