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Discussion in 'Google AdWords' started by Louis Winthorpe III, Dec 14, 2011.

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    I have recently been negotiating with a client for creating an Adwords account and populating it with targetted phrases, split-testing of adverts etc.

    When you are dealing with clients and are providing them with reports to show progress, do you take a screengrab and remove the keyword phrases so that the client can't use them and create a new campaign himself, so cutting you out of the deal?

    Do you also have a clause where the client can purchase the Campaign at the end of your contract for a set price?

    Just wondering how you guys structure your Adwords business so that clients can't take advantage!

    Thanks
     
    Louis Winthorpe III, Dec 14, 2011 IP
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    vididong.com Member

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    Initial free of 15$ and 15% of the spending
     
    vididong.com, Dec 16, 2011 IP
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    I tend to work on a minimum contract period. 3 months for local clients. 6 months for national clients. The pricing model has a number of components. A set-up fee. A flat management fee. And a spend related fee.
     
    dburdon, Dec 16, 2011 IP
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    I managed over 80 clients. Set up fee plus 15% spend fee. Different fees for different projects.

    Month to month no retainer obligation. I also grant admin access to the clients/boss email so he can review the AdWords/AdCenter accounts and he can keep it after I leave if he wants. The client should be able to see exactly what you are doing in the PPC campaigns. I teach them how to do monthly reports that suits their needs, so I don't have to.

    If they bail out, I no longer update their campaigns.
     
    Maxroizer, Dec 16, 2011 IP