To make your idea work, you should know what keywords have the highest bids in your niche. When you know that, you should create content using...
I consider the CTR of 1.0% good. Of course, you should always try to improve - there's no limit for that.
Yes! You should create two separate campaigns for the same keywords that you are going to use. After you've done that go to campaign editing...
Try to post to related forums with a link to your landing page in your signature. This is one of the best ways to build the list for free....
I'm not 100% sure, but I think Google allows to run duplicate accounts. Let me know if I'm wrong. Thanks.
Hi, simply, add the following tag to the end of google url: &gl=us E.g.: http://www.google.com/sponsoredlinks&gl=us I hope this helps.
It is possible that most of the advertisers use dynamic titles with {KeyWord: Default Title}. In this case any of the search phrases should go...
Do you track your keywords? Do you know which ones convert to sales? If not, invest your cash in a tracking software or service and start tracking...
As far as I know Adwords doesn't pay any attention to the page rank of your website or any other SEO detail. So, yes the bid will be the same....
Yes, P. Marshall's book is great, but there's a lot information online for free, so there's no need to buy it. Simply reading the book won't make...
Also don't forget to track which keywords convert to sales. Not all keyword matching options convert the same! You should delete the ones that...
Using negative keywords (the ones not related to your product) in your adgroups will also help you to increase your keyword CTRs.
Decent CTRs are good, but you should track your keywords and find out which one generate sales. It's not easy to do that by advertising affiliate...
I think the problem is that you want first spot in adwords! Note that usually the lower the place the higher ROI! Perry Marshall's tests show that...
If you want a quick ad review by google, don't change your ads on weekends!
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