Adwords PPC Display Ads First Position Always

[baronig]

A client of mine wants to be always on top of search engine doing adwords PPC.

1-is there a way we can show his add on the top spot always?

2-we have entered phone address but sometimes it shows sometimes it does not.any reason?

thanks

[dark witness]

that sounds like a very Costly venture...

I mean it depends on your keywords and what not, but either way you are going to have to constantly out bid the competition in order to achieve that.

having well optimized landing pages etc can lower the cpc though.

I know you normally get one or two paid ads at the top of the natural search listings and then on the right, but I am not sure if you can dictate when an ad appears at the top of the normal search or not. As far as I know there is no way of controlling that.

[tryinhere]

Originally Posted by baronig

1-is there a way we can show his add on the top spot always?

Yes it is very easy, just place a very high max cpc in place, how ever this as mentioned would be very silly for your client to do, there is simply no point in bidding for any position be it number 1 or 10 if it causes the key to become non profitable, may as well smoke dollar bills with your client.

2-we have entered phone address but sometimes it shows sometimes it does not.any reason?

check what position the ad displays in / from memory 1 -3 but would need to check that clarify.

[baronig]

this is what i am trying to tell him,he goes "how come this people always there on top and their ad displays and mine not always."

now address/phone


we have increased the budget now to 10$/day.

[tryinhere]

Originally Posted by baronig

now address/phone.

Ad Extensions - Introduction - AdWords Help

/\ that should help buddy

[KirkMcD]

Originally Posted by baronig

we have increased the budget now to 10$/day.

Not just the daily budget, but also what you are willing to pay for a click.

[Trivum]

Cost is not the only factor in getting ads to be in the first position.

You might look at these tips (supposedly from a former Google employee):

Google Adwords Campaign Management