Now if i choosed to pay 0.5$ per click and I wanna pay in that month 500$
then does it mean that i will get in that month 1000 click..
Thanks in advace
eWhisper
12:21 pm on Jul 15, 2005 (gmt 0)
Depends on available inventory.
There are some keywords where a bid of $0.05 is still front page.
There are others that $0.05 is page 10, and you won't receive any clicks for the month.
It's a combination of budget, inventory, search volume, bid pressure, and ad copy which determines total clicks.
smagdy
12:47 pm on Jul 15, 2005 (gmt 0)
so should I try the 0.05$ and see what will happen for a week then either keep it if satisfied with the results or increase if not....?
patient2all
2:53 pm on Jul 15, 2005 (gmt 0)
Historically, many have found it's better to start with a higher CPC and then lower it gradually if you're getting a good CTR and consequently a lower CPC. Many will agree with that.
If you severely underbid, you'll end up with a bunch of disabled (or soon to be inactive) keywords as the rules are changing "soon".
patient2all
smagdy
7:09 pm on Jul 15, 2005 (gmt 0)
and how would i know what a max high CPC would be fine?
zipit
7:13 pm on Jul 15, 2005 (gmt 0)
A $500.00 should get you 10,000 clicks at $.05, not 1000 clicks.
Depends on your keywords and their effectiveness. I never seem to reach my budget for the day, and never for the month. Just my experience.
smagdy
7:17 pm on Jul 15, 2005 (gmt 0)
yes sorry i meant 50$ not 500$
am sorry to ask more... how would i know my keywords effectivness and all that?