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How to run PPC campaign? - David - 04-28-2014 02:45 AM
Hi, Guys, i want to learn all about ppc campaign. that how to generate huge revenue at small budget.
where can i easily understand complete information about PPC?
- Alex - 04-28-2014 02:53 AM
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- James - 04-28-2014 02:59 AM
firstly you need to decide that which keywords you want to target and what is your daily cost per click.
then choose the appropriate keywords to bid in ppc.
- Jake - 04-28-2014 03:05 AM
Sorry huge revenue from a small budget does not equate.
Not knowing your intended use of PPC, I can only talk in generalities.
Commonly affiliate marketers using paid traffic may do as well as a 33% return on their advertising expenditure, after perhaps 11 month, meaning you would have to float 3 X your monthly gross income in PPC cost.
Those selling their own product with higher profit margins can get a larger return on their investment sooner than affiliates.
One has to lose money at first in order to discover ad campaigns that are profitable, even experienced marketers may have more ads that lose money than profit, but those experienced marketers better know when to shut down an unprofitable campaign.
It's certainly worth investing money in some ebooks or a good video course on PPC, probably Adwords in order to minimize your initial losses.
Promoting a web site with unknown average earnings per visitor is likely to end up losing money, having to pay for visitors causes some webmasters to start paying attention to their conversion rates for the first time, optimiing the sales page design through split testing can make all the difference between profit and loss.
Commonly sales pages have a 2% to 0.5% conversion rate, with $0.50 click costs that translates to a cost for sale of $25 to $100, larger ecommerce sites can afford to break even on the first sale of a newly acquired customer, knowing they will profit from repeat sales.
- Jay - 04-28-2014 03:14 AM
Its better to hire a company which offers the PPC campaign to the small business companies.
- john - 04-28-2014 03:23 AM
Hire a PPC trainer, he can help you to learn PPC. You can learn about the concepts and can run a campaign for your business.
- Marge The Rat - 04-28-2014 03:32 AM
It is time to pinch yourself really hard and wake up from your elongated dream, there is no such thing as a huge revenue on a small budget. If such a thing was possible, millions of unemployed people in the UK would be doing it already. Get real.
- SEO Hamster - 04-28-2014 03:42 AM
Take a look at this blog post I created about Facebook PPC :
http://seohamster.com/happy-thanksgiving-free-gift-from-seo-hamsters-mastermind/
PPC is very easy to do, but doing it the right way to promote the right product is the million dollar question. You need to do alot of testing and find out what works before spending any more money. You can lose your shirt with PPC but doing it the right way, you can be very profitable and buy more cat treats with your extra cash
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