For those of you that have not heard of Monte Cahn from Moniker.com or Perry Marshall the Author of The Definitive Guide to Google AdWords, well…. you must have been hiding under a rock for the past few years 
Monte Cahn is the owner of the Domain Name Registrar Moniker and has had great success with running theDomain Name Auctions at theTraffic events in the US.
Monte also has a fantastic web radio show on Webmaster Radio called Domain Masters. Monte interviews the top movers and shakers in the Internet Business World from Domainers to Company Owners.
One of Monte’s most recent interviews is with my good mate and fellow Google AdWords Addict Perry Marshall. Perry is one of if not the main reasons I started my AdWords Consulting business AdWords Marketing just on 4 years ago.
About 6 months ago I introduced Perry to Monte Cahn and told him of all the great things that Monte was doing in the Domain Name Industry. Perry contact Monte to do an interview with him which Perry sent out to his Renaissance Club Newsletter which IMHO is one of the best value marketing newsletters around, it even gets snail mailed to me and every second month has and interview CD like the one he did with Monte.
Well just last week Monte interviewed Perry Marshall on the subject of Google AdWords and how to use different Domain Names in the ad copy to test which name creates a better click through and conversion. This is something that I know as a AdWords Marketing Consultant, does not get done by many people at all. It is a very revealing interview and Perry gives away some great tips.
Here is the synopsis of the interview.
Monte speaks with Perry Marshall about to monetize the most revenue using Google AdWords. is an author, speaker and consultant in Chicago. He is known as The Wizard of Google AdWords and is one of the world s leading specialists on buying search engine traffic. Google advertisers who use his methods generate approximately half a billion clicks per month!
Here is the link for the interview which is also downloadable as an MP3, enjoy!
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