Adcenter Keywords Strategy – High Bid Few vs Low Bid Many

Pika Ninja

Pika Ninja

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Wondering what’s better in Adcenter – 10–15 keywords at higher CPC, or 100+ keywords at lower CPC? Traffic is way lower than Adwords, so thinking adding more might help, but can’t afford $1 per keyword. Anyone tried this? How many keywords do you usually target?
 
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Pika Ninja said:
Wondering what’s better in Adcenter – 10–15 keywords at higher CPC, or 100+ keywords at lower CPC? Traffic is way lower than Adwords, so thinking adding more might help, but can’t afford $1 per keyword. Anyone tried this? How many keywords do you usually target?
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Focus on relevancy, not just number of keywords – CTR suffers otherwise.
 
Lower CPC keywords usually give me better reach, but it also varies from niche to niche.
 
Savage Dragon said:
I stick with 20–30 high-quality keywords, higher CPC works better for traffic.
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Got it. I’ll test fewer keywords with higher CPC and see how it performs.

Eternal Warrior said:
Tried 100+ low CPC keywords, but most barely moved. Focus matters more than number.
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Makes sense. I’ll cut the low-performers and focus on what’s actually getting traction.

Mister Miracle said:
Mixing both works – core high CPC, long-tail cheap ones to fill gaps.
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Smart strategy. I’ll try balancing both to cover volume and quality.

Moon Knight said:
Adcenter isn’t Adwords, don’t expect same volume, small batch usually wins
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true. I’ll keep it tight and focus on what works instead of chasing volume.

LightPixel said:
I just start small, test bids, then scale winning keywords.
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Solid approach. I’ll start small too and let the data guide scaling.

Traffizor said:
100 keywords at low CPC usually burns budget without real clicks.
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Yeah, I’ve seen that too. Better to focus on what actually drives results.
 
Testing more low-bid keywords usually works better on Bing since volume’s lower and you can find hidden gems without burning budget fast.
 
Add cheap long-tail low-bid keywords only after you know the core set is profitable. Cheap doesn’t always mean clicks in AdCenter.
Splitting between high-bid core keywords + some long-tail low bids usually strikes a balance if your budget is tight.
 
Low bid many wins on Bing, go broad with 50–200 longtails and let data tell you which few deserve higher bids.
 
I usually go for fewer high-CPC keywords, it’s easier to track and optimize on Bing’s lower traffic.
 
go with low bid many bro... bing has way less volume than google so u need more keywords to get clicks, just keep an eye on 'close variants' so u dont waste money on trash traffic.
 
Better go with more keywords low bid first, then increase bid on ones that start getting clicks.
 
I usually do more low bid keywords, helps get clicks without spending much, then kill the bad ones.
 
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