newbe Need some input

Discussion in 'Reporting & Stats' started by J_M_B, Mar 26, 2009.

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    I have been coming to DP for sometime now and think it is time i post. I have read 100's of threads talking about CTR in the 3,4,5 even 7 % CTR Range. I have tried to change the placement of the ad's I have tried different ad's formats and nothing. Till today I am just above 1% but not sure it will hold. Any idea's?
     

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  2. misel

    misel Member

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    #2
    What is your site about/what does it sell?
    Can you show us a keyword your adwords comes up for?

    Do you know the A-I-D-A writing method?
    Try to Google Stompernet+adwords and watch the adwords triangulation method. AMong other things they show how to write text.
     
    misel, Mar 26, 2009 IP
  3. Habitat

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    You need to cover up your ecpm and ctr. It's against program policy to show all of that
     
    Habitat, Mar 26, 2009 IP
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    You might want to make sure that you're getting targeted traffic, search engine that is.

    You can also check if the ads appearing are related to your niche.

    Hope that helps.
     
    GuardianAngel, Mar 27, 2009 IP
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    You can increase ctr by getting more organic traffic. That is search engine traffic. You can do SEO.
     
    danta, Mar 30, 2009 IP
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    I'm a newb too. My questions is the traffic from twitter or stumble is that consider orgranic, too.
     
    AnnAnderson1015, Apr 3, 2009 IP