Light Landing Pages = High Cost Per Click?

[klown]

I've recently started a new site which has highly optimized landing pages. While the pages themselves don't have too much content, they all have tons of support content. Is this a problem? Do I need to add more content to the actual landing page to drive down my cost per click?

Normally my price should be around 20 cents a click, however I'm getting a minimum bid of 10$..

[eddiemoses81]

Did you copy content from other sites?

I've recently started a new site which has highly optimized landing pages. While the pages themselves don't have too much content, they all have tons of support content. Is this a problem? Do I need to add more content to the actual landing page to drive down my cost per click?

Normally my price should be around 20 cents a click, however I'm getting a minimum bid of 10$..

[klown]

Totally unique content

[genkied]

I've recently started a new site which has highly optimized landing pages. While the pages themselves don't have too much content, they all have tons of support content. Is this a problem? Do I need to add more content to the actual landing page to drive down my cost per click?

Normally my price should be around 20 cents a click, however I'm getting a minimum bid of 10$..

well it is in the keyword that you bid on. my question is how you target keywords? what is your preferred position?

[klown]

Just added more content to the page and it changed from a minimum bid of 10$ to 5$. This is still quite high though its more in line with what I expected on a new site (of course I've never done this before, and I have another site with clicks around .20). I don't have a preferred position at this point that option has been left blank.