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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: US
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I spend SO much on a adwords and my score is usually less than 5 so my price is so much higher. It is a high price niche. So I try and try and still not changing the score. I add more keywords to the landing page and still no difference. Shoudl I create seperate landing pages for each keywords |
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| Pete Young War Room Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: downunder
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probably a land page per keyword group would be a good call so yes try that , if not you need to pm or provide a link. also do you have all of the about us / privacy pages needed as well , if not add those as well / if insure read G terms |
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| 10minuteexpert.com War Room Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Montgomery City, MO , USA.
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If you are trying for high quality scores I recommend the following 1) One keyword/phrase per ad group. 2) Create a custom landing page for keyword/phrase that is optimized for it. 3) use the keyword/phrase in title or body of ad. (if it matches the search term Google will highlight it and you will get better clickthroughs) 4) Go for quality keywords over quantity. (the more targeted the better) You will get better ROI then using broad match terms. 5) Use LSI keywords on your landing page. For example if your main keyword was Gardening, LSI keywords would be like flowers, bushes, shovel. LSI are related keywords that support your main keyword and will greatly raise the quality score of your landing page. When testing ads, create two versions and change only one thing between them. Set them to equal display and track the results. When one becomes the winner, stop the other and create a new add with a new test. Keep this up until you are happy with the results. Budgets are tricky. It is easy to get in trouble quickly when just starting out. Keep it small until you have a proven ad. I also recommend adjusting your bid until your ad appears in position 4-6. You will get less overall clicks but I have found these positions tend to generate the best bid to ROI ratio. |
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| HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: US
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Great thanks, I content click as well, I should probably stick to one (content vs search) per ad group?
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| 10minuteexpert.com War Room Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Montgomery City, MO , USA.
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You can target one network per ad. This will let you more easyly monitor performance on a network and bidding. Keep in mind the Quality score is only in effect for the search network, not the content network. |
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