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Image via CrunchBase One of the biggest problems people have with making a lot of money using Google AdWords is the fact that they can't figure out which keywords are working to make them a profit. In this article I want to show you 2 simple strategies you can use to track your search terms so you can figure out which ones are making you a profit. First Way - Make sure you use the AdWords tracking in your account to track leads. What you need to do is make sure you turn on your keyword tracking when you launch your campaign. That way you can track with search terms are making you the most amount of money and which ones are losing you money. The best thing to do when you are doing this is to track leads. That way you can get more data on your keywords as you will get more leads then you will get more sales. So make sure you don't track sales when you are using this tool! You want to only track your new leads. Second Way - Use an analytics program to figure out which keyword...

Google Adwords is a great tool! Careful use can lead to legions of highly targeted visitors breaching the moat around your site, and demanding to pillage your products! On the other hand... Adwords is also a great place to drain your advertising dollars if you're not careful. Like any other automated system, it requires constant feeding and attention to keep you from wondering just why you spent hundreds of dollars and received a paltry return on your investment. Here's 7 great ways I've found to do just that, (and yes I've been guilty of several of these to one degree or another.) 1. - Not getting enough keywords, and I don't mean just numbers. Good ones. A lot of people run a search on their favorite keyword tool and pick the top ten or twenty words or phrases getting the most traffic, thinking somehow that THEY will beat all the others using these keywords. There is a reason why these keywords are so popular: everybody and their grandmother are bidding on them! A...