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List of Networks Being Added To The Bevo Media Interface On Launch Date

Here is the compiled list of all the networks that are going to be on our interface come launch day on November 15th. If your network is not listed here, please let me know ASAP and I will get my programmers on it before launch day. Please note that we will be consistently adding networks after we launch, but for the time being we are going to focus on perfecting our interface rather than adding more networks until launch. For more information on what Bevo Media is, please shoot me an IM on AIM at screenname “BevoRyan”. Likewise, you can email me as well: ryan@bevomedia.com

Offical Network List for Launch Date:

Ads4Dough
Affiliate.com
AzoogleAds
ClickBank
ClickBooth
Comission Junction
Convert2Media
Copeac
CPAStorm
EliteComission
FluxAds
MarketLeverage
Maxbounty
Adfinity
AdDrive
AdEx
AdFish
AffiliateWise
Amped Media
Aqasis Media
BlinkAds
Commission Empire
CPA Fuel
CPA Jolt
CPA Valley
CPARev
CXdigital
Eagle Web Assets
eComLeads
EliteProfits
EpicCenter Network
Express Revenue
FireLead
Glipsa
Hydra Network
Jar Media
Karaktr
MarketHealth
MediaTrust (Advaliant)
Millnic Media
Motive
OfferWeb
PepperJam
PrimaryAds
RevenueLoop
Rextopia
ShareASale
Tatto Media
Unique Leads
Wotogepa
YEP!

The ABC’s of Developing A Solid Keyword List

Putting Together a Solid Search Keyword List

When selecting keywords for your search campaign, many of the concepts of SEO keyword selection apply. The biggest difference is that, since we are paying for each click, we need keywords that are very specific and have a high probability of converting.

Develop a Preliminary List

The first step in developing your list is to find a large number of potential keywords that we can peel down through research and testing. Using the Google Keyword Tool as described in the SEO article, enter a few generic terms which would apply to the demographic you want to target with your offer. The Google Keyword Tool will give you a number of keyword ideas to work with.

Scout the Competition
There are two main pieces of information you need to gather during your competition research stage. The first piece is which keywords are currently being used for the offer you are promoting. If the offer is not currently widespread, this may not be important. If, however, you are promoting an offer which many others are promoting, you will want to know which keywords they use.

When checking out others promoting the same offer, you will want to take note of which position your competition is paying for. This will of course affect bid price and should play a part in your total analysis of which keywords you bid on and at what price. The second major type of reconnaissance is the competition for keywords you are interested in using. If the competition is not promoting your offer for a given keyword, this could be an opportunity for you if you think the keyword could be successful. You also want to know the types of offers being promoted for a given keyword. If the offers are similar, this is a good sign as it shows you may be targeting the correct audience. You need to be careful of keywords with heavy competition as the bid price may be
too high for you to bid on that keyword.

Keyword Elite and Google Keyword Tool

As with evaluating keywords in the SEO article, you should perform an analysis of competition vs.
searches. Using the Google Keyword Tool, green bars will show you the number of searches on a
keyword in a given month, as well as the competition for that keyword. Always compare searches to competition level – a word with high searches and low competition offers an opportunity to get your ad shown for a low bid price. Of course, you must always mind how well the keyword is targeted to your audience as I will explore later in this article.

Keyword Elite is a paid tool which offers more detailed research on keywords. I would suggest using a paid tool such as Keyword Elite if you are serious about putting together professional keyword lists. Keyword Elite will show you exact search numbers and competition levels, providing you with much more detailed research. Of course, Google’s free tool still provides enough information to develop a strong keyword list.

Less is More

You DO NOT need an enormous keyword list to be profitable with search marketing. Instead, you need a list of quality words targeted to your audience. It all breaks down to a science – you need keywords that have a higher conversion rate (producing more revenue) than what you spend bidding on the keywords.

A good strategy is to develop a number of small keyword lists with separate sub IDs so that you can track the success. Pay attention to each keyword click‐through ratio, as this shows attractive keywords, but you also need to use sub IDs to know how well your keywords are converting. By creating a number of small lists with separate sub IDs, you can easily track how well your keywords are doing, and delete those which are not profitable.

Targeted Keywords

When selecting keywords, always think about the audience you want to target. Think about the
demographic of the users clicking on an ad displayed from each keyword you bid on. Are there multiple reasons why a user would search for that keyword? Would users searching for that keyword be interested in the offer you are promoting?

Focus on keywords that are very specific, as opposed to generic, broad keywords. Broad keywords may show your ad, but will probably not target your audience well. If the broad keywords don’t convert on your offer, you will end up spending a lot of money and making very little. Pick specific keywords and track their conversion rates. Delete keywords which aren’t producing.

Keyword List Mistakes
1. Broad or popular keywords which are not targeted to the audience you know will convert
2. Not researching the competition
3. Targeting keywords with very few searches
4. Failing to test your keyword list and update as necessary

Test, Monitor, Re­Test

Using sub IDs, you should always be monitoring the click through ratios and conversion rates. By
breaking down your keyword lists into small groups with sub IDs, you can track performance and make modifications just as you should with your landing page. After you test and monitor, you can delete keywords that are not paying off, and re‐test to check performance. Competition and audience taste is always evolving, so testing and modifying is essential to keeping your keyword list profitable.