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PPC Question (product)

by Chantal-Louise
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Hey guys,

Sorry for the awkward Question! But I remember a while back there used to be a WSO on PPC, where this guy showed that he used to be able to bid REALLY SMALL amounts, i.e. $0.02 for huge keywords, or something similar ... I'm trying to find it, so If anyone has any idea what I am talking about, would be greaatttt!

Chantal!
#ppc #product #question
  • Profile picture of the author ArizonaLandForSale
    I think you're talking about a product from "Dordor" You should be able to search for Him here and find what you're looking for.

    Didn't help me, but maybe it will work for you!
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  • Profile picture of the author Lucid
    To understand PPC (your ad ranking and what you will pay), you must understand quality score. That's Google's term but they all use similar formulas so the idea is basically the same no matter what service you use. Adwords FAQ will help you learn more.

    Once you understand QS, you'll realize that two cent bids for 99.99% of keywords are not going to get you very far.
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  • Profile picture of the author crudenbay
    Originally Posted by Chantal-Louise View Post

    Hey guys,

    Sorry for the awkward Question! But I remember a while back there used to be a WSO on PPC, where this guy showed that he used to be able to bid REALLY SMALL amounts, i.e. $0.02 for huge keywords, or something similar ... I'm trying to find it, so If anyone has any idea what I am talking about, would be greaatttt!

    Chantal!
    The claim of clicks for a couple of cents is always a great "headline"...before you purchase, be sure to dig deep on the WSO to find out warriors reactions once they purchased.

    Cheers,
    Frank
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