“Never give up” was allegedly what Frank Kern’s grand father taught him.

And there seems to be something phenomenal about that…

You see I’ve never “got” Adsense. It always seems to end up costing way too much and producing way too little traffic.

So it was disappointing, to say the least, that I got the same sort of feeble results when I used Hexatrack’s Google Goggles. The PPC software that is suppose to improve your quality score so you don’t get slapped or pay the Google stupid tax. Well that was until I added the missing ingredient.

Whilst Goggles may be “fun” and cover the basics, there is a lot it seems to leave out. To be fair, I guess you are supposed to use it in heavy conjunction with the included Hexatrack Basic Adsense Spy System. That is certainly intended to give you a market analysis before you get to the landing page stage. But these two processes, seem quite disparate. I guess I’ve missed the video that shows the 2 elements working in cohesion, though no doubt they will do one now.

Certainly the Hexatrack subscription included in the monthly fee for Google Goggles is a seminal partnership. Compared to the price of the Pro Hexatrack version, GG is a bargain entry point, now that ant NEW free basic membership accounts have apparently been withdrawn permanently, as Hexatrak support told me this week. If you were an early bird with a free account, you are lucky.

But for me, Hexatrack, despite its deep features still lacks the ingredient that makes or breaks a campaign. In act I don’t think this ingredient is written down any where. Because it’s more about those “aha” moments that some people have all the time, while the rest of us, can only appreciate them once they have been explained.

I guess an analogy is people who can create jokes, while others can only laugh at them.

I’ll be leaving more clues as to the missing ingredient later.

I just wanted to share with you that there is a missing ingredient and that it does exist, it can be “measured” and it does produce results.

Who knew?