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I know the pool of money to be had from advertisers in our niche is a limited resource, set by advertiser's daily budgets.
If there was no competition, theoretically site "A" could earn all the money.
But let's throw in another site. Let's say site "B" gets ten times more visitors than site "A", all relevant.
Would the money go to whoever has the earliest visitors (in the day, or the hour—however it's rationed). In which case, if you wanted to earn more money, you would look to attract visitors from earlier time zones?
Or, is the money pre-rationed, where Google might semi-reserve 10% for site "A", and 90% for site "B"? In which case, you would need to get more visitors overall to increase your profits.
Thanks
As an adwords user, when I set a low daily budget, I think they space out my clicks throughout the day.
I think that if there's lot of searches for your keyword and the daily budget is low, Google may not be able to spread the budget through the day.
It happened to me, that I have a $5.00 a day campaign, which barely use $2-3 each day. But one day I added a bunch of keywords, a really big amount of keywords.
Now Google started to expend all the $5.00 before 10am!
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