How can I spy on my competitor's PPC campaigns?

amyaselia

12 years ago

try semrush they have all your competition ads keywords

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System Wide Solutions 12 years ago

Originally Posted by amyaselia

try semrush they have all your competition ads keywords

Yes. SEMRUSH is the ideal tool for this.
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atrbiz

12 years ago

I use http://www.spyfu.com/ - it's a powerful tool!

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Serenity090

12 years ago

Try keywordspy.com

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dburk 12 years ago

Hi BillyBee,

There is no tool that will tell you every keyword that your competition is using. The paid versions of tools mention in this thread, spyfu and keywordspy, will find many keywords that your competitors are using, but typically only a small portion of their entire list of keywords will be identified.

I have found that doing extensive keyword research and using permutation tools you can generate a massive list of relevant keywords. If you build campaigns with those massive lists, you can learn a lot about your competitors' bidding strategy for each keyword by checking out the keyword Auctions Insight report.
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jwmann2

12 years ago

I conduct my keyword research manually. The best way, even Webmaster Tools is sometimes inaccurate. Don't worry about your competition's keywords. Worry about your own keywords and continue to add quality content and more backlinks to your website.

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BillyBee

12 years ago

Originally Posted by jwmann2

I conduct my keyword research manually. The best way, even Webmaster Tools is sometimes inaccurate. Don't worry about your competition's keywords. Worry about your own keywords and continue to add quality content and more backlinks to your website.

You make a great point and I like this advice .... BUT .... I happen to know that my competitor makes $20K to $30K per month profit from his Adwords campaign. And I'm only doing a fraction of that. I'd be stupid not to at least try and see what he's doing, don't you think? That's why I'm looking into this.