October 19, 2005 Comments
While all the offers of free money from pay-per-click advertisers can make it tempting to start setting up accounts all over the Internet, small business owners need to take things slowly if they want to build a solid, profit-generating pay-per-click campaign.
Multiple engines at the start of a campaign usually just means that your money drains out of your account faster. Most business owners need to learn through some trial and error before they start seeing strong returns on their pay-per-click investments.
Learn more in today's featured article: "Starting Small with Pay-Per-Click will Pay Off" by Jennifer Laycock.
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