Best use of Adwords

[ZyPhiX]

Hi,

Somebody figured out how to target tier1 coutries with lowest possible cost per click?

Got a free 150 dollar in adwords at the moment, but don't wanna pay too much per click ;-)

Got some banners running at the moment, but minimum is like 4 eurocents (not getting many impressions though).

Have to look for better/more keywords perhaps?


well any tips are welcome :-)

[Jason C]

Hey bro, best price I got for US/UK traffic from adwords was about $.05 cents. Adwords isnt the cheapest traffic, but since these users have allready clicked a google ad, they are more likely to click your google ads to.

Maybe you can try different keywords, like for instance terms that are less searched, instead of "free online games" or something like that. But even still at $.05 cents a click, I made the $100 bucks back plus another 50% off my free $100 coupon so the traffic is worth it. Good luck!

[timarcher52]

I've been chasing the coveted 1c US clicks from adwords and personally I think that's a myth. The cheapest I can get pure US, UK, and CA traffic from adwords is between 3c to 4c per click. If anyone knows of a cheaper way to do this please share.

I've just ordered some US only traffic from 1upmedia.biz who sells it for 0.0252c per click. They're usually pretty good traffic too, although hard to get in large volumes.

[Jason C]

I've been chasing the coveted 1c US clicks from adwords and personally I think that's a myth. The cheapest I can get pure US, UK, and CA traffic from adwords is between 3c to 4c per click. If anyone knows of a cheaper way to do this please share.

I've just ordered some US only traffic from 1upmedia.biz who sells it for 0.0252c per click. They're usually pretty good traffic too, although hard to get in large volumes.

I have been wondering how much 1upmedia's tier 1 traffic was. Everyone I know that has run a campaigned with them said they were all pretty satisfied. Looks like its my turn to try them out

[Geo3kant]

If tier1 means USA ? Don't know what's tier traffic? See it alot but don't know what it means.

I do get/have/figured out how to get USA traffic for 1 cent, it's not a myth i get it but not on keywords like "free games" / "free online games", more on none exploited ones.

Even though i think 5cents per click isn't that much if you are aiming at "good" keywords, if you pay 5cent CPC for free games/online games i think that's very cheap! Lot of keywords i wanted to aim for (also non arcade) are 10 or 30cents and up.

I think you would have to get into long keyword phrases to get cheaper CPC, like "the best free online games" or "playable browsing games" etc those words. Less competition is less money per click but it's hard cause you're not the only fish in the sea. (not that i am good or pro or whatsoever lol)

[jeffreyrogers]

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