ppc

Who believes SpyFu's CPC and Ad Budget Estimates?

Submitted by kai on Mon, 2009-01-26 20:25. ::

SpyFu.com is a pretty nice tool to check who competes with whom on paid search with what keywords. It also tries to guess CPC and daily ad budget for a domain or keyword.

Here are the two articles trying to make sense of SpyFu's magic:

My guess is that SpyFu probably uses Google AdWords Traffic Estimator to get CPC, daily click volume, ad position estimates and do some estimation on daily ad budget.

Is Google Adwords' Broad Match Evil?

Submitted by kai on Mon, 2009-01-05 12:58. ::

First Look at Clickriver - Amazon's Pay Per Click(Sponsored Link) Advertising Program for Service Providers

Submitted by kai on Mon, 2008-12-22 16:52. ::

Clickriver Ads, the sponsored links program from Amazon, lets service providers reach active shoppers on Amazon.com via pay per click advertising. For example, for a lawyer, he can advertise his service targeting users in his region that browses and searches for legal books on Amazon. Amazon has a good "How it works" page.

Here's my impression with Clickriver:

  • Clickriver structures your ppc marketing with the hierarchy of campaigns and ads. * A campaign with a daily budget can hold multiple ads.

Google is Evil: Your PPC Campaigns opt in Mobile Search Network by Default starting November 19, 2007

Submitted by kai on Mon, 2007-10-15 12:46. ::

According to Clikz's post Google Ports AdWords Listings to Its Mobile Search Product: "Google will run listings free on Google Mobile Search pages through November 18. As of November 19, SEM buyers will have to opt out through the campaign summary page or pay for mobile clicks. While it is said ads will run across both the Web and mobile platforms, an e-mail sent to AdWords customers indicated that only ads with landing pages adaptable to mobile handsets will qualify for disbursement to the mobile search product." Here's the FAQ from Google.

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