If you want to make money online, you need to get your relevant offer in front of targeted customers. One way of doing that is by targeting GMail in Google AdWords...

What's so great about posting an ad that appears in GMail? For one thing, you are able to get your message to people who really want something related to your ad based on what they're writing in their email.

For example, when people request for help or for a solution to their problem, and they send that request via email, you can pretty much assume they're desperate to get things fixed.

They have probably done all that they could, but still haven't found the answers they need. And that's why they turn to email.

That's exactly why they turn to their friends, hoping for a solution to their difficult situation (i.e., divorce, golf swing problems, weight loss). Oftentimes they will use phrases such as:

  • How do I...
  • How can I...
  • Where can I...
  • Why does my...

There are internet marketers who are advertising their ebook or free report inside GMail. So if someone is asking a friend by email: "How do I make money to pay off my student loans?"...

...then an ad appears near that email message. Perhaps the ad might go along the lines of: "Need To Make Money Online?" at the top, plus some text under (i.e., You can easily pay off your student loans with this free report), plus a URL that might look like www.PayOffYour....

Well, you get the picture.

How do people advertise within GMail? They do it via Google AdWords.

Some have mentioned that you can go for the Content Network and then just add gmail.com in the list of URLs or sites to target.

Actually, the correct URL is mail.google.com according to the video below:

Try it today! If you are offering a product that can solve someone's problems, and if those potential customers hang around their GMail inbox, then this advertising tactic is definitely worth trying.

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"How To Advertise In GMail"
First Posted: January 16, 2010 | Filed in: Make Money Online

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