Ok, this came to me just a few minutes ago. Before I tell you, I hold no liability or anything of the sort if you go out and try this. You are completely responsible for what you do and the results you achieve. Now that we have that out of the way, I must say I have no idea if this is an already known “trick” and if it is against Google’s policy. It is just an idea I got.

Imagine getting FREE clicks on AdWords. The idea I had was to go out and write an ad. The description though, will be different here. In the description, you can tell people to NOT click on your ad. Tell them to copy and paste the green URL below the ad into their browser. This requires you to actually provide a valid URL in the green display area. So now you see what I’m getting at here. You are telling people to copy your URL instead of them clicking on the title. Hopefully inverse psychology will NOT be at play here and they will do as you say. There are others ways to tell it to them such as “copy this url to win a prize or get a free eBook.” If the person listens to the ad and copies you’re URL, you just got a FREE visitor for NOTHING. You did not pay Google for any clicks. Not a cent. This allows you to bid as high as you want, as long as you make sure that the ad compels the person to copy the URL instead of clicking on it.

The ads above were never published on the Google Search Network. If anyone was courageous enough to actually try this, then share your results in the comments section below. Give me your improvements and opinions. I would love to hear them!