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Adwords Approved but no Clicks

by UTOBC
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My Google Adwords text ads was approve several days ago, unfortunately I haven't seen any clicks so far. What can I do. The ads targeting to Display network only with 5 cent per click. How could I improve this?
Thanks
#adwords #approved #clicks
  • Profile picture of the author faceblogger
    Looks like you have set low bid. Increase the bid and see!
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    • Profile picture of the author Jonathan Beaton
      Are you getting any impressions? Hover over the keyword "message bubble" and it will tell you why.

      My initial take is your bid is too low.

      Sounds like you are new to the PPC game, hit me up on Twitter if you have any more questions!
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  • Profile picture of the author paulrigby
    Can you show your blog url. Have you are updating your blog daily to increase the number of visitors to your blog. Also you have to wait patiently to gain in Google adsense. Google has its separate team for google adsense and you will be watching when friends of you just click for a seconds in the ads.

    All that i can say is you need to be patient.
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  • Profile picture of the author UTOBC
    Hi, I am newbie to Adwords. In my campaign managment screen, there are no impression yet for my two campaigns. And now I have increase the CPC to 10 cents.
    More advice please....
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    • Profile picture of the author raviv
      For ads on the display network, it took me a week for my ads to display after approval. Mine was in alternative treatment niche and it promoted natural treatments free of drugs. It can be that your niche is referencing one of the banned products (like alcohol, drugs etc - just an example). In that case, it takes longer for manual approval as the automated system has flagged it.
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    • Profile picture of the author paulgl
      Where does that 10 cents get you? Remember, on the display
      network there are at most maybe 14 slots. You have people
      with a higher QS who may get a slot ahead of yours no matter
      what you bid. The display network is cheaper, but that's a dang
      low bid for a new user. Two campaigns is also a low number
      for a new user. You need to be spending cash and testing.

      Paul
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      If you were disappointed in your results today, lower your standards tomorrow.

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  • Profile picture of the author UTOBC
    Thanks Paulgl and raviv! Good advice!
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  • Profile picture of the author Sandee
    It is same of my problem and in the end Adword disable my account even they approved me for the first time. I got no impression even my Bid is $100. It is so suck
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  • Profile picture of the author Christina10
    I really don't get the idea of adwords..!! what is it, how it works all these questions are unanswered.. Can anybody explain???
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  • Profile picture of the author Lucid
    Adwords is a pay-per-click (PPC) advertising model. Advertisers essentially bid on the keywords they want their ads to show when people use those keywords in search engines, Google in this case.

    Ads are ranked based on the basic formula of bid times ad quality. Quality is measured primarily from the click rate that ad achieves. Why not rank based just on bids? Because anyone could outbid others to get the top spots, regardless of ad quality. The quality portion was introduced to put all advertisers on the same playing field. In fact, higher quality ads can outrank higher bids AND higher quality ads earn more revenues for the search engines. So it's a win for the SEs, a win for the users and a win for the advertiser.

    Those are the basics.
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    • Profile picture of the author Christina10
      Hey Thanks Lucid... Atleast got the idea what are adwords now, Thank you so much..
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  • Profile picture of the author UTOBC
    The good news is, I've got 888 impressions with 11 clicks now. It's my first step in Adwords. I added 2 more campaigns and wait to see the result now! Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author Marketing Ignite
    You need to raise the bids more...
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  • Profile picture of the author more control
    With ad sense you need to make sure that your url address, title, description and landing page all match up to your ad. The less relevancy of your ad, the more you will need to pay per click for the position. For the meantime I would raise your max CPC and check whether there are any competitors who share the same keywords as yours
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  • Profile picture of the author willianbush2015
    you should put your ad in highest visited site so that you can earn more money.
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