Keywords and Google Adwords
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kiwikool
- Posts: 48
- Joined: 10 Apr 07
- Location: Australia
04 Sep 08 12:41 pm
I have just recently gotten back into Google Adwords and found some great keywords through Traffic Travis and the Google keywords tool.
The problem I have is that the keywords I found with zero competition and over 80,000 searches per month.
I originally was paying only 0.05 per click for search, I managed to get in less than a day 18,000 impressions, 46 clicks and 3 sales.
I thought I was on a potential gold mine here until Google pulled the plug and made these keywords $15.00 minimum per click.
Mark, Do you have any ideas why Google does this and what do i need to do to compete?
Do I need to go to 2nd tier search engines or social sites(Facebook etc)?
Could it be my landing pages?
Should I contact Google?
Your help is much appreciated
Matt :)
The problem I have is that the keywords I found with zero competition and over 80,000 searches per month.
I originally was paying only 0.05 per click for search, I managed to get in less than a day 18,000 impressions, 46 clicks and 3 sales.
I thought I was on a potential gold mine here until Google pulled the plug and made these keywords $15.00 minimum per click.
Mark, Do you have any ideas why Google does this and what do i need to do to compete?
Do I need to go to 2nd tier search engines or social sites(Facebook etc)?
Could it be my landing pages?
Should I contact Google?
Your help is much appreciated
Matt :)
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Aletta - Posts: 1363
- Joined: 09 Jul 06
- Location: New Zealand
05 Sep 08 12:54 am
Hey Matt, haven't seen you around for a while.
Sounds like you've been Googleslapped. Google have decided that your page doesn't have a high enough quality score and/or isn't relevant enough to your ads to provide their users with a good experience. Bumping up the price is their way of telling you to clean up your act.
We've covered this quite a few times here in Affilorama. Have a read over this and see if it seems relevant to you:
http://www.affilorama.com/members/premi ... utions.pdf
Good luck,
Aletta
Sounds like you've been Googleslapped. Google have decided that your page doesn't have a high enough quality score and/or isn't relevant enough to your ads to provide their users with a good experience. Bumping up the price is their way of telling you to clean up your act.
We've covered this quite a few times here in Affilorama. Have a read over this and see if it seems relevant to you:
http://www.affilorama.com/members/premi ... utions.pdf
Good luck,
Aletta
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kiwikool
- Posts: 48
- Joined: 10 Apr 07
- Location: Australia
05 Sep 08 3:31 am
Thanks Aletta,
Feels like a real Google slap, I haven't touched PPC or Google Adwords for such a long time and WOW have things changed, It use to be easy to throw up a page and get cheap clicks.
Now I have to get smarter! :lol: I'll read the article.
Cheers!
Matt :)
Feels like a real Google slap, I haven't touched PPC or Google Adwords for such a long time and WOW have things changed, It use to be easy to throw up a page and get cheap clicks.
Now I have to get smarter! :lol: I'll read the article.
Cheers!
Matt :)
Search & Review Products With http://www.somethingabout.com
