EternalFun
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Title.
Can it be done? How long would it take? Any tips from AdWords expert?
Can it be done? How long would it take? Any tips from AdWords expert?
Google Ads to rank 1st ad position Quickly?
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Advnetwork
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Once the campaign is running, based on your budget, the ads will be at top position. If you keep higher budget, your ad will rank on top. Just an hour or two is enough is to get ad to top, based on budget.
EternalFun
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Is 5$ per day is good?
And keyword search matters a lot right?
Also guys what kind of ads google DON'T like? CPA, CLICKBANK, Mmo? What kind of ads google disapproves?
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5$ a day budet in adwords is just nothing, what is the keyword cpc for your campaign?
EternalFun
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Top of page bid (low range) - 5$
Top of page bid (high range) - 19.99$
Unreliable Witness
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Google gives your ads a score, and then ranks them in score order.
The score is most likely calculated by taking the price you'd pay and multiplying it by the Quality Score (a Google metric) for your ad. Of course, we don't know exactly because Google keeps how it works secret.
Quality Score takes a while to adjust because it mainly relates to Click Through Rate. So Google has to test your Ad before it knows whether it is good enough to score it well.
So to be at the top, you'd don't need to be the highest bidder. You need the best Quality Score and a reasonable bid value.
The best way to get a high Quality Score quickly is to make the target page about the keyword (i.e. place the keyword in the text headings and in the page title), and include the keyword in the title of the Ad.
Its hard to explain in a short reply. I'd read https://blog.hootsuite.com/adwords-quality-score/
The score is most likely calculated by taking the price you'd pay and multiplying it by the Quality Score (a Google metric) for your ad. Of course, we don't know exactly because Google keeps how it works secret.
Quality Score takes a while to adjust because it mainly relates to Click Through Rate. So Google has to test your Ad before it knows whether it is good enough to score it well.
So to be at the top, you'd don't need to be the highest bidder. You need the best Quality Score and a reasonable bid value.
The best way to get a high Quality Score quickly is to make the target page about the keyword (i.e. place the keyword in the text headings and in the page title), and include the keyword in the title of the Ad.
Its hard to explain in a short reply. I'd read https://blog.hootsuite.com/adwords-quality-score/
PaulRD
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What if there are no competition on ads. No one is doing ads. Do my ads gets up point on that for placing on top for as low as 5$?
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Google gives you the option to get your ads placed at the top spot. You can check their option "Goal" under settings.
Unreliable Witness
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You're right, but I'm skeptical of Google's help.
Google is really helpful when it comes to recommending that you spend more money with them. Their goal recommendations usually include bidding on a greater number of less relevant keywords, and increasing bid prices and budgets. Yes, that's going to help you get to the top of the ads, but on-page improvements are often a cheaper way in the long run.
Getting a good ROI on AdWords is often about reducing your spend and improving your relevance.
If there is no competition, then your ads will be shown at the top. You just have to pay Google's minimum bid price for the keywords you want to target.