Who Wants A Google Adwords Coupon Worth $75?

Posted on | September 3, 2010 | 3 Comments

I’m feeling a bit sheepish. My good friend and Blogging for Dummies co-author Shane Birley of Left Right Minds gave me a Google Adwords coupon worth $100 to promote my business website a few weeks ago. I totally forgot to redeem it and now it’s value has depreciated to $75. That sucks. I can’t even use the coupon now, but you can! Interested?

Here’s the deal. A few days ago, I noticed a promotional offer on Google allowing me to take advantage of another $100 coupon. This time, I pounced right away. In about 15 minutes, I had a Google Adwords account set up that went active today.

In just a few hours, my ads have popped up on 12,540 computer screens and I’m seeing clicks going straight to my services pages. Adwords works like a charm and now I’m kicking myself for not getting on this earlier.

I’m also kicking myself for not remembering that coupon from a few weeks ago. Apparently, the value of the coupon dropped to $75 on August 27. And the thing is going to fully expire on September 10, next Saturday. I can’t use this introductory coupon because I just used one already . But you can. There’s still time!

To win the $75 Google Adwords coupon, leave a comment on this blog post about why you think you deserve it. The winner will be randomly chosen on Monday, September 6, by my good pal and social-media averse Luddite, Lyle Neff, in return for a pint of local beer.

Make sure the email you leave with the comment form is one that you actually check, since that’s how I’ll contact the winner.

To all my social media chums out there who might already have taken advantage of Google’s offer and thus are also ineligible to win the $75 coupon, feel free to promote this in your own blog. Or, if you’re eligible but are feeling especially generous and open to competition, promote it on your blog anyway. Cheers.

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