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Help PPC Pros! I dont know why this happened!

by mrmarketer
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A few months ago I but up a site live. The first day on google the conversion per hundred was great. Then by the 3rd day I count covert nothing out of 200 clicks. I got so frustrated I stopped!

Now two days ago I gave it another shot! Bam the first two days great then 200 clicks and nothing! Frustrating.

Is there something going on that can cause that? It feels like something or someone is sabotageing my site!

Help!!!!!!

I new at this and I looking at hireing a ppc management co.
#happened #ppc #pros
  • Profile picture of the author jspmedia
    I am sure you did not tracking what converted what did not...you have track every keywords..if not, you are wasting time, money..
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  • Profile picture of the author mistermint
    I often wonder how google manage to get everyones ads showing on adwords, just think they rotate them off and on..
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  • Profile picture of the author BrianMcLeod
    Are you running lots of broad match keywords?

    Google has gotten increasingly "creative" in the way that they display ads with broad match keywords.

    They WILL find a way to spend your budget if the search volume isn't there for a pure match on your broad keywords.

    Brian
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    • Profile picture of the author Jays80
      Originally Posted by LoudMac View Post

      Are you running lots of broad match keywords?

      Google has gotten increasingly "creative" in the way that they display ads with broad match keywords.


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      I am with you Brian, i have stopped broad match bidding long back,
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  • Profile picture of the author bobsedge
    It is possible you are being spammed by competitors. I market in a very competitive niche and I struggle with spammers all the time.
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    • Profile picture of the author BrianMcLeod
      Originally Posted by bobsedge View Post

      It is possible you are being spammed by competitors. I market in a very competitive niche and I struggle with spammers all the time.
      How can you "spam" on AdWords?

      Do you mean he's getting lots of competitors clicking on his ads?

      Of course, that's very possible - especially if he's new in a niche where lots of affiliates play (dirty).

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  • Profile picture of the author mdunn123
    Do you have google analytics installed on your site?
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  • Profile picture of the author bobsedge
    I know spamming happens for a fact. Competitors blast new competitors to chase them out of a marketplace. They will eventually give up if you can withstand the lost revenue.
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  • Profile picture of the author mistermint
    Just for fun, I notice a lot of the products I'm promoting, my ads compete with the product owner.
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