A lot of affiliates are selling other peoples products with AdWords.
This has been known as brain friendly funds , since no internet site is required.
All you positive need is a ClickBank ID and you have over 10.000 products
to offer your visitors.

When Google changed the affiliate policy in January,
many affiliates viewed their future AdWords income vanish up in
smoke.
Simply because they didnt know how to build a web page, or a
Landing page.

Webmasters and others with HTML skills said this was a
dazzling thing, because now they "got rid of" a lot of competition.

And this is correct.

Since Google now accept only one ad from a top domain, you really
have only 2 options:

1. Start making your own landing pages
2. Hope your ads have the best CTR, so Google choose your advertisement instead
of all the others selling the identical merchandise .

What about those landing pages?

Tests I have been doing shows that in some cases only 50% of the
visitors click on to the sales page.
This actually means that you have to send twice as much visitors
as before to generate the same amount of sales!

What should a great landing page look like?

At least it has to list all the benefits for the merchandise you
are selling .
You should think about collecting the e mail-address from the visitor
before he or she moves on. In that case you might send them follow-up
emails.

But, the most good technique I have found is to offer your
visitors a bonus if they buy the product through your hyperlink.
Simply tell them to send you an email after they have made the
purchase and that you will send them the download-hyperlink as soon
as you have confirmed the purchase.

For best results, your bonus should be something related to your
merchandise .

Since you probably are not able to have a 100% CTR from your
Landing page to your sales page, here are a couple of things
you should ruminate on :

1. Do not sell products that pay less than $20 commission.
2. Turn off "Content Network" in your campaign settings.

When you have to send more visitors to your landing
page, you cannot afford to buy low-clear-cut visitors .

Happy AdWording!

Rolf Arne Trondhjem
"The AdWords Junkie"