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How you could make profit while there's a 1st page minimum bid?

Discussion in 'Google AdWords' started by wokaka, Oct 7, 2008.

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I would suggest that you are bidding on the wrong keywords. As an example, if your product is about dog training then the keyword 'dog training' would seem the logical choice - but the competition for that keyword is way too high. You'll pay a fortune to get good ranking.

Think outside of the box and go for the long tail keywords such as 'how can I keep my dog from barking' and then replace 'dog' with every breed you can come up with. Put these in a campaign by themselves with each phrase having it's own landing page optimized for that breed and phrase. Then start another campaign on a phrase like 'how do I obedience train my dog' and replace 'dog' with different breeds again. I think you see where I'm going with this.

While you won't get nearly as much traffic as being on page 1 with the hot keywords, the traffic you do get is will cost much less and the conversions should be higher. These are people with a problem that needs solving and if your product does that then they should buy.
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mate, i'm not a noob in keyword research. I know longtail keywords, I targeted them as well but my QS in those keywords are all the same.

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mate, i'm not a noob in keyword research. I know longtail keywords, I targeted them as well but my QS in those keywords are all the same.
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Sorry - I'm new to this forum so I don't know yet who the noobs are who could use some of my basic information. BTW, I make money all the time with my techniques and get the desired placements with good QS and low bids.

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