Archive for October, 2009
100 Call to Action Keywords for ad campaigns
Jeff Pickle | October 22nd, 2009in Pay-Per-Click, Search Engine Optimization
Here is a list of 100 Call to Action Keywords to get your online ad campaigns going.
In alphabetical order.
- Act Now
- Add to your
- Apply today
- Be sure to
- Book now
- Buy and Save
- Buy Now
- Call today
- Check our
- Check out
- Check this out
- Choose your
- Click button
- Click for more
- Click Here
- Come see our prices
- Compare prices
- Contact us
- Contact us today
- Discover
- Do not buy unless
- Don’t forget to
- Don’t miss
- Don’t wait
- Download now
- Find Items
- Find out more
- Find savings
- Find yours
- Follow this
- Get a quote
- Get Free
- Get it here
- Get More Info Here
- Get the Best
- Get your
- Give a gift
- How to
- Hurry
- Investigate
- Join today
- Join us
- Learn more
- Learn to
- Look at
- Need more
- No obligation to try
- Now you can
- Order Now
- Order Your
- Pay Less
- Please see
- Please view our
- Purchase
- Read reviews
- Register
- Request yours today
- Research
- Respond by
- Rush today
- Save Big
- Save Money
- Save on
- Save Today
- Save up to
- Save with
- Search for
- Search Now
- Search our
- See deals
- See more
- See our coupon
- See our products
- See pricing
- Send for
- Shop at
- Shop low prices
- Shop now
- Shop online
- Shop today
- Show price
- Sign me up now
- Sign up
- Start now
- Start today
- Stock up
- Submit
- Take a closer look
- Take a look at
- Take a tour
- Tour our
- Try it today
- View all Products
- View features
- Visit our
- Visit us at
- Watch for
- You might also try
- You might consider
- Yours for asking
Definitely mix it up a little and add phrases to your liking.
Always be testing!
From John Caples Tested Advertising Methods:
ACTION- that’s the vital quality that emotional copy possesses and that “reason why” copy lacks. “Reason why” copy appeals to the the readers’ intelligence and makes them nod their heads in agreement with you. But emotional copy goes deeper. It gets into those portions of the brain where love and hate and fear and desire are. Both types of copy are important. Skillfully combine the two and you will make the readers get up out of their chairs and start for the store.
Urge the Reader to Act - Do not leave them hanging in midair. Tell them what to do. If you can give them a definite reason for immediate action, such as “Price is going up” or “Supply will soon be exhausted,” so much the better.
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Keyword Tool from Google – How to use it for keyword research
Jeff Pickle | October 6th, 2009in Pay-Per-Click, Search Engine Optimization
If your going for search traffic gold, keyword research takes a major precedent. I often use the Google AdWords tool to conduct keyword research or the Google Traffic Estimator.
To get a more approximate measure of how much Google organic traffic specific keywords will generate to your website with the Google Keyword Tool, here are some steps that you can follow in the Keyword Tool:
First enter your keyword or keyphrase.

Click on Get Keyword Ideas
Switch the match type to “Exact”.
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Click on “Local Search Volume” to sort.
If you have one of the top spots in the Google search rankings you might get a small percentage of that keyword traffic volume in a month. The Google Traffic Estimator will give you a rough approximation of how much Google traffic to your website you can expect per keyphrase.
Use it as a rule of thumb, there may be other extenuating factors that can skew your numbers. Again, this method should not be considered accurate. Oftentimes, it does come close.
Using the broad match, global search estimates, or not factoring in your search ranking makes the Google AdWords tool only useful in a very broad of scope which is not helpful for individual website traffic estimates.
There is a big disparity in clicks between the first page top rankings and the first page bottom rankings. Not having the number one ranking is like coming in second place after Michael Phelps in the Olympics.
I don’t remember who it was either.
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