$50 Google AdWords Credit

What is Google AdWords and how can it help?

Google AdWords is an advertising program that lets businesses promote their products and services in the "Sponsored Links" sections alongside or above Google.com search results. Quality ad text and relevant keyword buys will give you a competitive edge over your competitors. AdWords ads can also show up on relevant content sites in the Google Network, including AOL and Ask.com.

Key Benefits of AdWords

• Affordable, effective and controllable online advertising for businesses of all sizes.
• Advertisers can specify the geographic locations or service areas their ads should appear in.
• Advertisers can change their campaigns as often as needed. They can also pause or stop their campaigns as desired — no questions asked.
• Advertisers pay only when prospects click on their ads (after set up with cost-per-click pricing).
• Advertisers can track how their ads and campaigns are doing, as well as how much they are spending.
• Advertisers are in control of their budget and spending at all times.
• No minimum spend, no commitments, no obligations of any kind.

* Offer expires December 31, 2010. Promotional credit must be applied to a new AdWords account within 15 days of creating the account and is valid only for new Google AdWords customers with self-managed signup accounts. Advertisers will be charged for advertising that exceeds the promotional credit. Advertisers will need to suspend their ads if they do not wish to receive additional charges beyond the free credit amount. Subject to ad approval, valid registration and acceptance of the Google AdWords Program standard terms and conditions. The promotional credit is non-transferable and may not be sold or bartered. Offer may be revoked at any time for any reason by Google Inc. One promotional credit per customer. Advertisers with self-managed signup accounts are subject to a $5 activation fee. Offer valid only for sign ups through the URL provided for the promotion by customers with billing addresses in the US or Canada. Void where restricted or prohibited by law.