I’ve got news for you…

Google Adwords SUCKED for 2009.

And guess what? It’s not gonna get any better in 2010.

Don’t get me wrong…

Google Adwords is still one of the best ways to generate near-instant traffic to your sites and offers. I personally will continue to use Adwords as one of my traffic generation sources because it works…if you know what you’re doing.

Here’s the problem…

The reason I say Adwords sucks is that  Google has decided to change the game. They are spitting out tons of new rules regarding Quality Score. If you don’t follow these rules, you get “slapped”. That is why it is becoming a major headache to market using Adwords.

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Is there a solution?

The only real solution is to do what Google wants. Yes, this may sound painful, but it’s true. You can cry and complain about how unfair it is all day long; Google doesn’t care. If you want to make use of one of the most profitable traffic sources around, you have to suck it up, learn what Google wants from you, and do it.

Unfortunately, with all the bogus information regarding Google’s new rules and “slaps’”, it’s nearly impossible to learn what you really need to do to be a devasting Adwords marketer.

I have read all the latest courses on Adwords, and I can tell you honestly that they are pretty much useless(Adwords Reinvented?? Gimme a break!)

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The one and only Adwords course that I personally recommend is Google Truth by the infamous “X”(that’s the alias he goes by).

If you don’t know who he is, he has a track record of being one of the only real marketers online today that consistently delivers 100% useful information. If you were lucky enough to get one of the limited copies of his “Affiliate Black Book”, then you know what I’m talking about.

I always listen when he has something to say because I know from personal experience that his methods are not only devastatingly effective, but they put you ahead of nearly all your competition and what they are doing.

I have my own copy of Google Truth, and it’s an understatement to say the information he exposes is nothing short of eye-opening. The most important thing is that the information is relevant and it works. Plain and simple. And in the end, that’s what you need – a course that works.

Google Truth is not your standard ebook guide. It’s actually a complete 1.5 hrs video course that walks you through every one of X’s personal Adwords strategies that he uses to generate a consistent Quality Score of 10 for his campaigns.

The Best Part Is….

It only costs you a measly $9 bucks. $9 for a complete 1.5hr video course that can change your business forever, or $9 for some take-out dinner?

If you’re a serious marketer, do yourself a favor…Cook dinner at home tonight(it’s healthier anyways) and use that money to secure yourself a copy of this course. I guarantee you won’t regret it.

Go ahead and search around for an alternative if you’d like. I guarantee you won’t find a course that delivers even a fraction of what X’s does. And you definitely won’t find one(even the shitty ones) for only $9 bucks.

Copies are limited, so don’t say I didn’t warn you…

**UPDATE** Just got an email today from X saying he will be pulling the offer for good within the next couple of days!

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If haven’t heard about the latest FTC update on their Internet Laws, then you had better listen up.

If you are running an online business, then you definitely should be, if not already, paying close attention to what the FTC is doing.

Before I move on, my disclaimer:

I AM NOT A LAWYER, NONE OF THIS SHOULD BE CONSIDERED LEGAL ADVICE. IF YOU REQURE LEGAL ADVICE/ASSISTANCE, SEEK THE HELP OF A REAL LEGAL PROFESSIONAL.

Moving on…

How will this affect your business? I got the below excerpt from Mike Young’s blog. I highly recommend you not only read the whole post here, but I also recommend you subscribe and follow his blog. He is a legal professional and his is specifically about internet marketing and the laws that govern it. Check out his blog here.

1. Affiliates will be required to disclose financial compensation is involved when they promote a particular product or service in exchange for a commission. In particular, this is going to affect “review” sites, blogger “recommendations,” Facebook posts, and even Tweets that contain affiliate links. This is going to be particularly troublesome for Twitter because of the 140-character limit.

2. Anyone who receives a complimentary review copy and writes or blogs a recommendation will need to disclose the “freebie” to the reader. That means no more positive spinning buzz for a $2,000 info product as a favor to a friend who gave you a free review copy pre-launch.

3. Testimonials are going to need verification for accuracy and, if the results are atypical, there will need to be a prominent disclaimer to that effect plus a disclosure as to what are typical results. For example, if Joe Smith claims he made $10,000 the first month using your biz opp product, you better (a) verify Smith’s claim is accurate, (b) let the reader know if those results are atypical, and (c) disclose what the typical purchaser really earns.

4. If there are expert endorsements, there will likely be a requirement that the endorsement is backed by generally accepted scientific proof (not some wild theory from Dr. Ima Quack who earned her doctorate from the correspondence school New Age University of Alternative Reality Living while institutionalized as a psychiatric patient). Bogus testimonials aren’t going to cut it, particular when your offer relates to earning money or health issues.

5. In lawsuits and actions by state attorneys general, all of the above will be taken into account when making charges of fraudulent and deceptive trade practices against Internet marketers. That’s in addition to what the FTC and FDA will do at the federal level.

Again, nothing I say is legal advice. Get that from a real professional.

With that said, I don’t really see there being any problems for those that are running a legit business. I also see this as proof that my belief in having a strong email list of customers is the only real way to keep a strong business thriving.

If you are not already, you really need to work on building your lists and keeping your customer’s happy.

The government will only continue to regulate the internet even more, so it’s best for you to pay close attention to what’s going on.

Here are some more resources on this latest FTC update:

Frank Kern’s Take on the FTC update.

The FTC Official Site