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Google AdWords Campaign BudgetNow you need to decide on how much you can/want to spend a day. This depends on your market, how much you are paying per click, your budget, and your profit margin. For example, someone bidding on real estate may have to pay $1 to $10 per click on their keywords while someone bidding on beanie babies may only pay $0.05~0.10 cents per click. However, you can also imagine that the profit margin on real estate is significantly higher than on beanie babies. As a result, while the business selling the beanie babies may afford and need to spend only $2 a day on their ad campaign, the real estate business may be spending hundreds. When you first start your campaign, I’d recommend you be more conservative until you can nail down what keywords, bidding prices, ads, etc. really work the best for you. In our children martial art example, let’s start our daily budget at $1.50 and our maximum cost per click at $0.10. Now let’s use Google’s “View Traffic Estimator” and see what the Google’s estimate of your performance looks like.
From the figure above, you can see that at $0.10 all of our keywords satisfy their minimum bidding price. Furthermore, Google gives you an estimate (if possible) what your ad ranking would be at the given price. Since there isn’t much competition for our keywords other than the one I added for this example “martial art”, Google cannot give any ranking data. For the “martial art” key phrase, we can expect an ad rank between 1 and 3. You have just successfully setup your first ad campaign and written your fist ad. You’ll want to go back into your ad campaigns and add other relevant ad groups along with adding more ads per ad group (we’ll talk about why you want more than one ad per ad group and how you can use that to improve your performance). You will also want to carefully monitor the performance of each of your keywords and add/remove as appropriate. Go back to WordTracker to get more ideas for keywords. You might also want to look into purchasing a handy tool called Keyword Elite that will make your searching and researching for keywords much easier. Let’s move on now and talk about a finer point of Google
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