Hey Ryan,

I used to do a lot of Adwords but haven't in some time. Adwords is a pain in the ass compared to something like Facebook. As Mike mentioned, they don't like squeeze pages and will usually not allow them in the network unless they are modified with links to other content, contain contact info, privacy policies, terms, etc. But hey, it's free so go for it.

My only advice is to really tightly niche your ads with the copy on your page. And don't go overboard at first, just pick a few uber targeted keywords. For example, if you were a alt country artist I'd bid on keywords like "alt country music" in broad and exact. Then speak directly to that market and include the keyword in your headline and copy (where natural).

Bidding is a bit of a trick with Adwords as well. I usually use their traffic estimator and start high, slowly dropping my bid until it the traffic prediction drops off a cliff. Then I bump it back up. I also usually bid in 2s and 7s. The thinking there is that most people bid in increments of 5 so the extra couple of cents might allow you to win out.

You really need to get a decent click through rate or your quality score will suffer and your price will go up.

But again, it's free money so I'd say just give it a go and see what happens.

Sounds good. Glad I could help.