Hi.... i want to know if someone knows how to get the cheapest keywords in a niche to create an Adwords Campaign? Searching on Google is easy to find the most expensive keywords but i can't find cheap keywords list. Thanks
I'm not sure if that even exists anymore on the search network. They seem hell bent on squeezing as much money out of as possible. Then if you can get and keep a high quality score & ctr, they'll reward you, but few make it long enough to see the reward. I guess you can get dirt cheap clicks on the content network in russia or china or like those ebook courses show you. But that traffic sucks.
You can keep low CPC on a lot of keywords and test, the one which shows ads at that cpc is cheap, those who dont show ads are expensive. keep on researching like this.
You can use keyword spy tools to see what keywords your competitors are using as well as see what they are paying for keywords and keyphrases
There are many ways you can find the cheapest PPC keywords , i will refer a software that will find the same > at http://imeye.co.cc/h2
Well that all depends on what niche or keywords you want. it all depends on what industry you are involved in for adwords. it's hard to answer the question without some knowledge of the industry.
Use the Google KW tools and type in the KW that you want..for example.. Dog training. It will gives you the list of all KW and all other info including how much per click from the highest to the lowest. Go thru the last page and you should see the lowest cost per click on that KW. Hope it helps!
Ya the keyword tool does that, i should have mentioned that. Here's a little tidbit, the most expensive keyword on AdWords is mesothelioma $87.10 per click.
Well... i have used the keywords tool of Google adwords and what i did was to write the main keywords i am interested, then when all the potential keywords appears with the number of searches per month and the graphic of competitors i just try to choose the keywords with less competition, in this way the keywords have a less price because there are not many users using that keywords. Thanks to all
Keyword research is the way, imo. Go for the long tail, niche specific KW's, and spread your efforts on as many as you can.
One source of keywords available from Google is adwords external keyword tool. You enter a relevant keyword and the tool will give you all your suggestions about the keywords their search volume and the cost per click with the competitor information for your SEO
Yes, thats exactly what we do, the company I work for sells ~5000 clicks on baidu search in China for $800USD.
It's all about finding what works for you. "finding" keywords lists is probably not the way to go. What I would suggest is find how your visitors are finding you in the first place through your server logs. Google Analytics (if you have it setup) will also help with the keywords that you use. Also it is best to find keywords through combination and grouping which will require innovation and discovery. At the end its a touch and go process which you'll find answers to with experience through your adwords campaign. Sorry I couldn't be more specific without knowing complete details of what you need.
I agree above, finding the cheapest keywords is not a good strategy. You must do competitive analysis, and keyword research. this involves hours of intensive work, but you probably learn things about your industry that you never knew. Look at your competitors meta keywords and view their source, this will give you a heads up.
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