Hi ,

Welcome to this issue of e*Vision!
Volume IV - Issue 2004-10-05
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Hi ,

World Internet Summit is on again!
Next Stop: London, England, October 28-31, 2004

Would You like to come?

You should not miss this from your doorstep if you are
in the UK. If you are not… then

Would you like to meet me in the "old dart?" (England)
Would you like to combine some "tax deductible" business
with pleasure?

How does visiting Big Ben sound ... the Tower of
London ... Madame Tussaud's Wax Works and so much
more - PLUS... injecting your mind with the latest
internet marketing ideas from around the world?

Not to mention making some Amazing Business Connections
in Europe.

, Is this You?

If so, I have a Very Special Deal for you if you are
the first 12 people to contact me.

In fact, it's so special that I'm not announcing it
publicly.

There is some special criteria to meet (because the
purpose for this offer is very strategic), but believe
me, if you fit the bill, my offer could see you flying
to England effectively for fr~ee.

Yep, some deal, right?

Only one way to get in on it though.

You must PHONE ME IN PERSON on 61 - 3 – 94173368
9am – 5pm, Monday – Friday. I am in Melbourne Australia.
Here is a link where you can find out my time zone:
http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=152


Alternatively, you can email me your telephone number
and the best time to call at tom@esolute.com

I’ll then do my best to call you back.

This way I can ask you the questions you need to be able
to answer, in order to qualify for this remarkable offer.

SOME RULES YOU MUST OBIDE BY:

Please don't call if you can't make it to England on
October 28-31... don't have a passport (if you are not in UK)
... and aren't hungrier than an alley cat to be in the
audience of a World Internet Summit event.

This offer WILL require some kind of financial investment.
(so no total freebie seekers, okay?).

DEADLINE ends Friday 5pm, October 6, 2004

Those are the rules my friend.

You've got my number.

Now it's your choice to "seize the day."

Let’s work together and make it happen for You!
See you in London!


Tom Hua

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>>>> >>>> Featured Article <<<< <<<<
Finding The Cheap Clicks - by Henry Eldridge-Doyle
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As anyone who uses Pay Per Click (PPC) advertising in
their marketing campaign knows, getting your ad copy on
the front page of a search results listing is becoming
more expensive by the day. It’s a new phenomenon known
as ‘keyword fatigue’, and it's down to the overwhelming
success of programs like Google's AdWords. As more and
more advertisers realise the benefits of this form of
traffic generation, so the number of people bidding for
the same keywords increases, and the bid prices climb
accordingly. Great news if you are a publisher taking
a cut of the revenue, but not so welcome for those doing
the bidding.

So are the days of 5 cents a click now just a distant
memory? Not at all, there are hundreds of thousands if
not millions of keyword phrases out there for minimum
cost, all it takes is a little more effort to use them.
To understand how this can be done, with Google AdWords
in particular, it is first necessary to understand how
ad positions are determined.

Google's PPC program, like their core search engine,
places a great deal of emphasis on advertisment relevance.
When a web surfer types keywords into the search box,
Google wants the ad that most closely matches that phrase
to be shown nearest the top of the list - not just the ad
bidding the highest amount of money. It mutiplies bid
price by keyword relevance, and that means that by careful
selection of your keywords, it is possible to be placed
above competitors and pay only 1 cent more than they are
(Google doesn't necessarily charge the maxium amount you
bid, only enough to put you ahead).

There are three simple ways you can trump your competitors
with your keyword selection:

1. Longer phrases. There are huge numbers of people bidding
on a loose term like "mortgage broker", but fewer people
bidding on a tighter phrase like "mortgage broker in texas".
If a searcher types "mortgage broker in texas" into Google,
and you have that phrase in your keyword list, your ad will
be deemed more relevant than anyone just using "mortgage
broker" in their own list - which means a cheaper click for
you! Of course, there are fewer searches for mortgage brokers
specifically in Texas than for mortgage brokers in general,
so it's necessary to build a large list of similar keyphrases
targetting many locations.

2. Closer matching. Just because you might type "in car
satellite radio" into Google, doesn't mean every surfer
will do the same. Somebody else searching for the same
thing may well enter "satellite radio in car", or "radio
in car satellite", and so on. If your ad contains every
variation, it may trump a competing ad which lists only
the first example. In other words, having just the keywords
in your list isn't necessarily enough - having them in the
same order a searcher enters them will give your ad a better
relevance score.

3. The final (Google specific) method is to ensure that you
wrap every keyword or keyphrase in both quotes and brackets.
Again, this means that if someone enters an exact term you
have listed, your ad will beat a competing ad that has the
same term but without the brackets or quotes.

Clearly, building keyword lists in this way can be more time
consuming than simply selecting a few generic words that
describe your product or service, but free tools such as
those at http://www.keyword-linker.com can make the process
much quicker than doing it manually. Cheap keyphrases are
still there for the taking, the winners in PPC now will be
those who put in the effort to catch them.

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Henry Eldridge-Doyle may be contacted at
info@keyword-toolkit.com.
Henry Eldridge-Doyle is an internet marketer, and site
developer at http://www.keyword-toolkit.com
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A Major 'Shift' Is Happening To Internet Marketing
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Competitors Gain An Advantage Over You!
http://www.trafficsecrets.com/thua
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Please let me know if you have any questions, suggestions
or requests.

All the Best, until next time!

Tom Hua - Editor & Publisher
tom@UStoday.net
Hitech United Australia Pty Ltd
380 Johnston Street, Abbotsford, Victoria 3067, Australia
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