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How to Keep Pay-Per-Click Costs Low by Bidding Smart:
* Know how much a single visitor is worth to you and keep that in mind when you're setting your bid
* Bid on lots of cheaper, highly targeted keywords and phrases, and don't forget misspellings! * Go for second or third place instead of first. First place is often much more expensive. * Test ads on the smaller search engines where the cost per click is lower. Some good engines to try include: LookSmart.com, Kanoodle.com, Search123.com, and 7Search.com, * Check the specialty PPC search engines that cater to specific markets at PayPerClickSearchEngines.com Last edited by Marcia : 03-06-2009 at 08:41 AM. Reason: Sig removed. |
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Re: How to Keep Pay-Per-Click Costs Low by Bidding Smart:
That is very good post . It is very important to bid smartly and set daily budget to make most out of PPC programs . Otherwise, there is fair chance that you go bankrupt.
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