Shoping Niches PPC (physical product cost more than 50$)

Discussion in 'AdSense' started by mojtata, Nov 20, 2008.

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    I make a few sites in this niche.

    This is why i would really like to know what CPC could i expect. My estimation is about $0.20 on avarage.

    Am I right ?
     
    mojtata, Nov 20, 2008 IP
  2. sekr1

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    YAHOO STORE owner asks some questions...
    Okay. I know you can make money online. About 1 in 3 of my clients make "real" money.

    Not sure if by selling those specific things, but look at what competitors are paying on OVERTURE per click as a good example of the VALUE of the keywords.

    Multiply the number of searches per month (if you use OVERTURE) x the $$$ folks are paying for the THIRD PLACE position to find a number I call the TOTAL SEARCH TERM VALUE METRIC. You might get 1-10% of that traffic.

    Now find 50,000 other keywords! ;) Read webmasterworld.com and you'll know what I know in a year if you implement now.

    If it were me? I would figure our your business model backwards. How much extra cash do you need per month. How many orders could that be if you margins were x and your overhead was y. How much traffic would you need with a 1% conversion rate to sell that much if you average order was z.

    Free traffic takes a while. You have to develop CONTENT (articles, reviews, good product & section pages, faq, how to's, etc.) and get LINKS back to your site from other sites (directorires, links swaps, paid links, etc.).

    FREE KEYWORD TOOLS -- See http://store.yahoo.com/webstore-design/keywordtools.html

    READ Yahoo Store Designer Resources

    I'll add more as I can.

    Keep in touch with questions. You can get lots of FREE stuff from me by asking email questions, too. If I don't answer in a day or so, resend. You help me by asking me questions because I get to see how new folks think. It's been 8 years and I've taken a lot of stuff "for granted."

    Rob
     
    sekr1, Nov 21, 2008 IP