I peruse the Google trends every now and then. I really should do so more often, but since I'm working on an intense client contract for several weeks I'm a bit spotty with it lately.
Anyway, 2 weeks ago I see a certain new Amazon product tearing up the search stats. Maybe you saw it too: the Amazon Kindle. So I put up a cheap PPC ad on Google with a tight daily cap. Just one ad, but it's been making me a decent USD30.00 per day with a USD5.00 daily spend.
I know it's not earth-shattering, but it's just one ad--which happens to represent one of the best consistent ROI's I've gotten on any PPC campaign I've done.
Strangely enough, everyone tells me to expand to other PPC networks so I put up the same ad on Yahoo. Maybe I'm not doing it right on Yahoo, but I'm paying an average of .06 CPC for my keywords on Google and Yahoo is charging me .10
Oh, and while Amazon pays a paltry percentage, they convert like crazy.
Anyway, it was just a little experiment with one ad trying to ride a trend that is working out in terms of ROI ... for the time being. I'll keep experimenting with this to see how and if multiplicity works.
Best,
Sine
Anyway, 2 weeks ago I see a certain new Amazon product tearing up the search stats. Maybe you saw it too: the Amazon Kindle. So I put up a cheap PPC ad on Google with a tight daily cap. Just one ad, but it's been making me a decent USD30.00 per day with a USD5.00 daily spend.
I know it's not earth-shattering, but it's just one ad--which happens to represent one of the best consistent ROI's I've gotten on any PPC campaign I've done.
Strangely enough, everyone tells me to expand to other PPC networks so I put up the same ad on Yahoo. Maybe I'm not doing it right on Yahoo, but I'm paying an average of .06 CPC for my keywords on Google and Yahoo is charging me .10
Oh, and while Amazon pays a paltry percentage, they convert like crazy.
Anyway, it was just a little experiment with one ad trying to ride a trend that is working out in terms of ROI ... for the time being. I'll keep experimenting with this to see how and if multiplicity works.
Best,
Sine