Are these prices right?

How many visitors to your website can you expect for say, $10 credit?

It says 2 clicks, and about 80c charged.

Is that right, 2 people clicked the add and that costs 80c?

I dont know if I set it up too well. But does that sound about right, price wise?

 

That doesn't sound unreasonable. Without knowing anything about your account or what you're doing, I couldn't say whether it was good or bad, but it's certainly in a normal range for PPC.

 

Ah okay. So for about $100 you can get a few hundred hits tops? Man, can't afford that lol.

 

there is something wrong with your account , check the settings

 

How many hits do you think is average for $10?

The key words are low competition. In fact some of them had not enough search volume to get listed. Others are good though

 

It's worth pointing out that there's no way to know what "average" is. Not all PPC campaigns are the same, and we have no idea what sorts of keywords you want to target.

 

There's no such thing as average especially given we know nothing about what you're doing.

You're also looking at this the wrong way. You have to look at how much each conversion/sale costs. If your site converts at 5%, paying $0.40 a click, this would be good if what you sell costs $100, as your CPS (cost per sale) would be $8. Not so much if it sells for $10.

What you pay per click depends on two main things: what others are bidding and your Quality Score. A low QS means you'll pay more. Competitors increasing bids will also increase your CPC. It's also a question of supply and demand. Insurance keywords cost more because it is a profitable kind of business and there's lots of competitors. But even here you can increase quality and reduce costs.

 

I think so

 

Yes the cost of what I'm selling is only $10, so it's really not worth it

 

From my experience you need to have a good value proposition to make pay per click worthwhile. Small margins is tough to compete on. Most clicks these days will cost you at least 50 cents or so.

 

According to me not right

 

Hmm. Seems a bit steep for so few clicks. But you need to spend money to money.

 

Well it really depends on the quality if the clicks, and the search term they entered which is leading to the clicks. If someone is searching for example to buy a television then this sounds like a fairly cheap click as it is a high value item. But if someone is searching for information then the click looks on the expensive side.
It is really tied back to your conversion rate, first you need to figure out how well your product converts and how much money you will make. Unfortunately that means you have to burn some money to find this out.