More Accurate Traffic Estimates in Adwords
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Hi all, just a quick post I though I would share from Google regarding the Traffic Estimator & Keyword Tools for Adwords.
"Today we're announcing an update to the algorithm behind the traffic estimates you see in AdWords. As a result of our updates, we hope to provide you with better statistics for estimated clicks, cost, and ad position. This change is effective now and affects all AdWords accounts globally.
You can find keyword traffic estimates in a number of places across AdWords including the Traffic Estimator, the Keyword Tool, and on the Keywords tab.
One of the most common uses of traffic estimates is to evaluate potential keywords and decide whether you should add them to your account. Traffic estimates are also useful in determining if your bids and budgets are appropriate for these new keywords.
In order to determine if you're setting an appropriate target bid, try entering a few different values in the Max CPC field the next time you use the Traffic Estimator. Look at how these different bids affect your statistics, and then decide which bid gives you the best return on investment. You can use the same process for trying out new budgets."
Hopefully this means that we can better determine potential traffic & click costs when settiing up accounts & expanding keyword lists.
Not had a chance to actually check out the accuracy yet but it would be good to hear if anyone has noticed a difference.
"Today we're announcing an update to the algorithm behind the traffic estimates you see in AdWords. As a result of our updates, we hope to provide you with better statistics for estimated clicks, cost, and ad position. This change is effective now and affects all AdWords accounts globally.
You can find keyword traffic estimates in a number of places across AdWords including the Traffic Estimator, the Keyword Tool, and on the Keywords tab.
One of the most common uses of traffic estimates is to evaluate potential keywords and decide whether you should add them to your account. Traffic estimates are also useful in determining if your bids and budgets are appropriate for these new keywords.
In order to determine if you're setting an appropriate target bid, try entering a few different values in the Max CPC field the next time you use the Traffic Estimator. Look at how these different bids affect your statistics, and then decide which bid gives you the best return on investment. You can use the same process for trying out new budgets."
Hopefully this means that we can better determine potential traffic & click costs when settiing up accounts & expanding keyword lists.
Not had a chance to actually check out the accuracy yet but it would be good to hear if anyone has noticed a difference.