Yes, running a campaign is the best technique. I always used this methodIf you're serious about building a profitable long term ecommerce site with substantial organic traffic you need to know all of the keyphrase variations that work for you and those that don't.
No one is going to give you the winning keyphrases. They cost a ton of money to identify and no one wants additional competition. Why would they?
BIG HINT... if you're serious, run a test campaign on google adwords. You'll find out what converts quickly, if your site is up to speed. It may also show some flaws you need to address. Watch the adwords keyword suggestions tools carefully...... "usually" the higher the cpc bid the more that keyphrase converts. What you're looking for are keyphrases that are the closest to the end of the purchase cycle....
purchase blue widgets
buy red widgets
what movie playing today
green widget reviews
There's a pattern there. Add to it and make bank.
running a campaign with lowest budget and the keywords that you think are going to work and are related to the niche will give you the working keywords?Yes, running a campaign is the best technique. I always used this method
No not with lowest budget. Running onrunning a campaign with lowest budget and the keywords that you think are going to work and are related to the niche will give you the working keywords?
that's what you meant?
Work on a medium budget and target your bid strategy to impression share and setup a certain CPC Bid limit what you think would be fine. That's what helped merunning a campaign with lowest budget and the keywords that you think are going to work and are related to the niche will give you the working keywords?
that's what you meant?
Or if you do not want to test that way i suggest the best tool is the Google Keyword plannerNo not with lowest budget. Running on
Work on a medium budget and target your bid strategy to impression share and setup a certain CPC Bid limit what you think would be fine. That's what helped me