Google Goggles Goes Live

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(Free-Press-Release.com) August 24, 2008 -- Google Goggles was just released in August of 2008 and is taking the Google Adwords Pay Per Click advertising market by storm. The guys from the Hexatrack group, Larry Ostrovsky, Amish Shah and Matt Trainer, have designed a PPC advertising tool that will tell you if your ad copy sucks before you actually spend any money on your campaign.

With the Google Goggles product, you will have the option of viewing a chart with detailed information about how your ad would be seen to adwords. The data points reviewed are your:
* Ad Copy
* Landing Page

* Affiliate Link
* Number Pages
* Domain name
* Meta tags
* Links
* Google site map,
* Biz pages
* Video

All of these data points are rated on a scale from Poor to OK to Great.

The most important factor when it comes to calculating your Adwords Quality Score and getting low minimum bids is the CTR (Click-Through Ratio). Even with an advertisement that performs well, you can still find ways to increase its CTR. Both your ad and your keywords have to have a good CTR, and the best way to optimize both is to perform ad text testing. In the past it was all hit and miss and doing this would still cost you money.

With the Google Goggles product, reviewers are seeing dramatic decreases on the amount of money spent testing and fine tuning their advertising campaigns.

We have performed our own test of this product and was able to get a cool .04 minimum bid for advertising the google goggles product. Plus our ad was showing up on the first page. That is pretty impressive.

Read more About Google Goggles and read my Personal Review on this product at http://www.aboutgooglegoggles.com. You can also take a look at our Internet Marketing Blog site at http://www.IMBlogPost.com. Here we review all of the new Internet related marketing tools.

More information can be found online at http://AboutGoogleGoggles.com

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