Keywords Targeting

What Does High Cost Per Click Indicate?

by Joshua Elliot on 25/04/2010

Cost Per Click (CPC) in Adwords is the cost of each click when someone searches and found your PPC ads relevant, this is the price that you pay for the traffic from Google. So if you have a high cost per click, it just means that you have a very competitive keyword and that a lot of your competitors wants a position in the first page of the search result as well.

In my previous post, on High Cost Pay Click, Competitive Market, What To Do!, I shared on how to rectify when you have this situation….

Targeting Long Tail Keywords In PPC

by Joshua Elliot

Long tail keywords when used in PPC is a very high conversion rate keywords to target in. Like what Chris Anderson who wrote this famous book “The Long Tail”, just recently last year Chris revised the book, improve it, and called it “The Longer Tail”.

What long tail keywords mean is words that people used to describe what they are looking for in search engines as well as offline. Long tail keywords are usually 3 words or more words in the search terms people used. They are very low search volume in the search engines…

 

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