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Example 1 - Inefficient (Worst case scenario) An inefficient approach to adwords advertising is shown in following diagram:
Here we can see that advertiser has too high a CPC and too low a daily campaign budget.
Example 2 - Underserved (Slightly better) An under-served approach to adwords advertising is shown in following diagram:
This example shows us a low campaign daily budget and a low max CPC for keyword (low relative to page 1 results that is).
Example 3 - Optimised (Where most advertisers should aim) An under-served approach to adwords advertising is shown in following diagram:
Here we see CPC is relatively low but campaign budget allows for high exposure thus giving more impressions and likely more sales (dependent on your skills at conversion).
Example 4 - Maximised (Where big boys live) An under-served approach to adwords advertising is shown in following diagram:
Here we see CPC is "high" (their CTR will also be high thus offsetting costs) and campaign budget allows for high exposure thus giving more impressions and likely more sales (dependent on your skills at conversion).
This is ultimate aim of your Adwords campaign - to be able to dominate your market by being able to pay high CPC costs all time as you are able to make more profits through scaling your budget.
Summary
- To increase your advert exposure - you must increase your campaign daily budget.
- To increase your advert position, you increase your maximum CPC.
There is an excellent free PDF here: www.adgooro.com which goes into further detail on this and other issues related to adwords and how to dominate your market.
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Tom O'Brien is an Adwords Qualified Professional
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