Please join as adward campaign as Beginner ..they will provide you all the detail

Once you login to you adword account, there are various tutorials and videos to guide you through

No its not and long and difficult procedure but its very easy to understand. first you have to create an adwords account then you make an account for your website. After that once your website account will create then next step is to create a campaign and then adgroups.

Ronan can you please share more? Thanks

The success or failure of any Adwords campaign is dependent on CTR. If you don't get good CTR you will drop down the positions and pay more per click. Write your ads in such a way that they are irresistible to the viewer and you'll get the necasary CTR. You need to offer something that is genuinely good value or unique.

If you don't remember this golden rule you will just end up wasting money.

It's extremely easy to waste money in this game.

If you are actually selling something, you need to check what you spend against what money your ads generate.

I'd suggest doing this for a month with Google, then spend a similar amount on a printed ad, box or classified depending on the amount.

Then compare Google and printed profit to decide which is best.

Sometimes, depending on your industry, the results are surprising.

first you have to create an adwords account then you make an account for your website. After that once your website account will create then next step is to create a campaign and then adgroups

And in order to write a novel all you need is a pen and some paper.

As the last two posts state, it is VERY easy to waste your money on AdWords and Google make it easy for you to do that.

The Google official tutorials are a good place to start for sure, but once you're familiar with those then you should hunt out a few AdWords specialist sites to read some advice about maximising your exposure and minimising your expense.

I am relatively new to the AdWords and PPC world, but one book which helped me understand it and how to optimise adverts, campaigns, etc. was the Ultimate Guide to Google AdWords, so I would recommend picking up a copy of that to help you.