Should I use Google or Facebook campaigns to promote my site?

What? Spending $100 monthly on G/FB ads to get income from your new site & Adsense? You need to learn more...

There is a lot of options to promote your website and to make money with it even without spending a dollar. You can try youtube for better result with the same money you can invest in, rather than create a new site just for adsense.

Search on this forum and learn more a bit. Keep your money save until you understand what you will do. Good luck!

Hey, you can start facebook campaign. It will be better if you create a page about your niche. Then firstly you make some campaign for the page like and try to make better engagement in your post.

And then start retargeting campaign. It will be better for authority. and you will get lead/sales...

I would use google for your campaigns since Facebook has been caught before by sending false clicks to campaigns. Plus you can target a better audience with google campaigning.

hey there hope your having a nice day!


If you want my opinion you need to get your new site optimized properly and I would use


$100 to buy a premium responsive theme that is ready for seo.


Then make your site good and ready, otherwise the traffic visiting will be useless anyways


if your site is not up to scratch!

$100 a month??? Are you kidding me? It's very expensive. I think you should use Facebook or the method without money to promote your site. Because you are only the beginner. You must find more experience before use a lot of money for promoting.
One more, I think you can use $100 to SEO your website on TOP GOOGLE instead of use Google or Facebook Adsense
Good luck for you!!!!

Honestly no.

To make good money with adsense you need lots of traffic.

I'd have a rethink.

First, you can go to FB ads for this budget then you go for the google ads bcoz its need more budget.

If you're new, I suggest free traffic methods.

Only use paid methods when you're more experience

Google Adsense​ is risky. You can go for facebook campaign. But you need a custom audience. Neither you will lose your money.

Hi,

My suggestions.

1. Build a good site with good design, Mobile frendly.

2. Create Facebook, Twitter, Google +

3. Put some Poll in FB and Twitter and ask them to Visit your site for results.

4. BUY FB Likes

5. After 6 months apply Adsence and ENJOY.

If am to pick any of the two then I will go for Google.

Unfortunately, either of the two can be successfully run on a meagre budget.

Depends on a wide variety of things,

1. What's your offer?
2. What does your sales funnel look like?
3. What is your income goal?

I see!, I'd recommend joining a few blogging groups on facebook and asking around there.

Those guys got a wealth of info about blogging.

Thanks, Aron.

I have one question. If i have a site with GK related content, then would I be able to use affiliate marketing - i.e. would there be some meaningful product? Also, would it be possible to use affiliate marketing as well as adsense?

i think so dont waste your money to spend on ads if you sell ur products then its good for you .

if your niche is content relative then dint waste your money . spend money on whit hat seo and get long time result .

Hey

So here's what I would do which others above have also mentioned...

1) Create a well designed responsive Wordpress website... More and more people are viewing websites on there mobiles/tablets so a well designed responsive website is a must! This will help reduce bounce rate. Google loves LOW bounce rate websites...

I recommend Themify Ultra. I have used this theme on many of my websites. There are however a load more themes to choose from on themeforest.

2) Once created, start blogging! Write SEO rich content, of which are obviously top quality content that people will want to ready and find value.

**On Page activities includes:

* Must-have unique content
* Updated Meta Title and Meta Tags
* Image alt tags etc.
* Make URL's short & Sweet
* Use images, videos, Diagrams to decrease bounce rate
* Post content should be around 1,900 + words

**Off page activities include:

* boost site speed
* Social bookmarking
* Blog Submission and commenting - Disqus
* Link Building (backlinks & relevant outgoing links)
* Forum Commenting
* Classifieds
* Local Listing
* Drive traffic on site from social media to create a Facebook Fan page including Twitter, Linked In and Google.

3) You should see organic traffic coming in (target for short & long tail keywords). The next step IMO is to get some free reports written up. The don't have to be long - QUALITY over QUANTITY!! Why a free report/ebook? Well this will help generate leads and build yourself a list.

The money is in the list...

4) Get yourself an autoresponder. I personally use GetResponse. Write some content once someone signs up to your list to download your report. REMEMBER VALUE!!

This is where you can promote to a ebook you have for sale. IMO it should be related in some way to your free product. Put a link at the end of every email. Don't come accross as SPAMMY though.

5) My next step would be then as you mentioned above - create some Facebook ads. I personally wouldn't spend as much as you stated. However send them directly to your website and IMO a squeeze/sales page.

I use Thrive Themes for my pages.

6) Set up a Youtube channel, this is a great way to get a great deal of FREE traffic.

P.S When your'e using ads such as Facebook - start low. Test different ads, i.e Title's, different images etc and see which one generates more clicks and leads. Then from there SCALE UP.

I hope this helps pal,
Samuel

yes. it can give some profit but to me best option is rank your than easily you can more traffic without paying. others sense I think by spending 100 d will not able give that much return from adsence. so better is do seo and bring your site at top then receive unlimited traiffic and Good amount of return. Thanks

To be brutally honest . . . no!

RK, as others have said, put your wallet away until you have a simple but smart game plan.

Paid advertising can be a huge black hole if you don't know what you're doing. It also doesn't make sense to spend on advertising until you have an engaging web site to call your home base in the niche.

Adsense will not make you a decent profit unless you have mega traffic.

Focus on a deep niche which you find by doing market research to see what is in demand.

Good luck to you,

Steve

you can use organic traffic such as social media or swap backlink with another website

Most effective is using both. Google ads can put you front and center when someone is searching for a specific product or service you sell. Expect higher click through rates and conversions (as long as your ad, keywords and site content are in alignment).

Facebook on the other hand enables you to profile audiences by a bewildering number of criteria. Selling tickets to a music festival, you can target fans in the city of a particular artist appearing. Have a better BBQ tong? Target people within a 20km radius who like BBQing. In both cases it is unlikely your prospects are actively searching for your product, but you can put the suggestion in front of them - so you're reaching audiences you wouldn't with search.

Far more crucial than "which platform" is using each platform for its strengths - the better you know and target your market - and your page is good at conversion, then both platforms have a place.

I would go with Google as you will get 150$ from them and they are more wide than Facebook itself. Also, some new reports are showing that Facebook is cheating with ads.

I advice you to start learning about both first , then think on how much money you want to spend.

For some people here 100$ is more than what they spend in one day so you'll get answers like "no you can"t do it"

I promoted a page I had on fb spending less than 15$ and the ROI was good. So it doesn't really depend on how much you spend but how do you do it.

LEarn before you invest in PPC, you'll loose your money if you don't

It would depend on what business/site/niche you have. I usually prefer google to facebook.
It's more expensive but gives me more results. Is the "intention" of a user searching for a particular product or service that makes the difference. Facebook is different in this way.