HI, Dear webmater i am here to ask you about the CPA in Google Adwords Account. So, Please give me some explanation about it. I am waiting for your response.
CPA = Cost Per action This means that if an ad is displayed on site, you dont get paid per click or by impression, you get paid when a user clicks that ad, and completes a certain action, such as purchasing an item or signing up for a free offer, etc.
You can make a lot of money with CPA. The trick is to generate traffic! And a lot of it. The REAL trick though is how to generate FREE traffic and how to stay under the radar of the CPA networks.
No you don't. You don't need to generate lot of traffic to make decent money off CPA offers. As long as you have decent flow of targeted followers - you can make decent amount from it. You guys might of seen the Michael Jackson Free T-Shirt offer. It was paying around $1.50 per lead. Using targeted twitter followers and nice landing page, I was able to cash in $100-150 a day for two weeks. If you guys are interested in method I used - PM me, I'll try and help out.
CPA is the Cost per Action, where in generally when a user clicks your ad and then performs any action something like purchasing, then you get paid for that.. Regards
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in CPA advertisement you don't pay for impression and click received on your ads. You only pay when you got sale
Do you mean the CPA optimiser within Adwords? Instead of bidding manual/auto cpc, you can see your CPA target by adgroup. So let's say you are promoting an affiliate product. You make $20 for every sale. In effect, your CPA would be $20. but of course you want to make a profit, so to hit a CPA on Google you would set your CPA bid to say $12, and that should hit around 8-10$ actual CPA. You need some account history for this, so do manual or auto cpc bidding to start with, and then switch to cpa once you have some conversions.