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kabre
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It doesn't work like that, it depends on the competition of each given keyword -> how much are others advertisers bidding in that keyword.
If competition is 0, or has really low cpc's, the minimum default bid you can set is $0,05 but with a good Quality Score you can get clicks form 0,01 to 0,05 on it.
If competition is 0, or has really low cpc's, the minimum default bid you can set is $0,05 but with a good Quality Score you can get clicks form 0,01 to 0,05 on it.
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I don't know. In Adwords even if you have zero competition, they still charge you a minimum bid, when there's no one else bidding. I have this strange feeling they make a fucking bundle of money that way.
Herc1
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You're absolutely correct, but then they have $0.01 Clicks as well !
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On adwords? Do 0.01 bids stay active? how?
kabre
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Exactly, this is your minimum "maximum bid you're willing to pay for a click" this means it's the maximum you allow to pay for a click, not that you'll pay 0.05 for each click.
PS: A note on adwords* I've had some keywords where I was the only bidder, with a Quality score of 10, and bid did not decrease from 0.03 thought.
thank you
Please explain to me how you did it