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My hard fight with adwords

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wrznet

6:56 am on Nov 14, 2007 (gmt 0)

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My ad appears on google only short period of time and then disappear.
I tried many things. My daily budget is what google recommended. I even set $1 per click. Nothing help....fighting with google over 4 days now.

View Recommended Budget
Analyzing budget ...
Your budget is OK. We don't recommend changes at this time.

Delivery method: Accelerated: Show ads as quickly as possible

Ad serving: Optimize: Show better-performing ads more often

CTR: 1.96%

any help?

KaloVast

4:20 pm on Nov 14, 2007 (gmt 0)

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What's your average CPC and your daily budget? How large is your campaign, or do you have multiple campaigns?

I would suggest changing the delivery method to show over a longer period of time. I would also change the ad serving to rotate evenly. If you aren't doing it, try creating more ads for your ad groups to see what performs better. That's a good way to increase quality score, thus lowering your overall cost per click and ad position.

wrznet

4:36 pm on Nov 14, 2007 (gmt 0)

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Just tried one keyword. CPC is $1.36
Daily budget is more than enouch :)
What else i can try....any gurus here?

georgiek50

7:54 pm on Nov 14, 2007 (gmt 0)

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Are you an affiliate? It's possible someone copied your ad word for word, using the same domain and just bidding higher so they show over you.

AdWordsAdvisor

9:06 pm on Nov 14, 2007 (gmt 0)

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This'll be pretty tough to troubleshoot in a forum such as this, in which we can't see your account - so I hope that you've also contacted AdWords support.

Historically, though, if an ad is showing - but is not showing all the time - it's usually a budget issue.

[...] My daily budget is what google recommended. I even set $1 per click. [...]

One thing to note is that if you checked for the recommended budget and then raised your Max CPC - the recommendation you received will no longer be accurate. This is because fewer $1.00 clicks are possible within a given budget than clicks at a lower Max CPC.

You might want to consider a short term experiment: raise your budget to the absolute maximum you'd be willing to spend in a 24 hour day, and then let the ad run for a day or more under that budget - and see if this causes your ad to show more often.

Don't forget to lower it back down, however. ;)

AWA

fordo23

6:44 am on Nov 19, 2007 (gmt 0)

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Run an 'impression share' report at the Campaign Reports level as this will show you if your budget relative to impressions on a daily basis (it's a tick box in the Campaign report). Just note, impression share for days of the week can change, ie. potentially you'll achieve a higher rate a weekends if there's naturally been less searches -so evaluate the information of this report a few days to week at minimum.

The option you set for delivery method (accelerated) would explain why your ads are disappearing so quickly. Definitely change to 'evenly over time'.

I have to confess I don't use the Google budget recommendation tool, I have my own internal methods for calculating my budgets in combination with Impression share reports, historical data etc. However just an idea, is there a potential difference for country settings. ie. the suggestion tool only based on one country data but you have a your campaign set to all countries? (just thinking aloud on that last point).

xalex

9:41 am on Nov 19, 2007 (gmt 0)

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I have exactly the same problem, I raised the maximum CPC, daily budget.
Still seeing the same problem.

I trying to throw money at Google, yet Google won't make my Ad no. 1, even show my ad. Why? Why?