FP - Find super low CPC For Advertising In Adwords! - Great Oppurtnity for Loads of Cash

[Luka]

We all know Adwords, owned by Google, the biggest and most simple Search Engine there is out there.


When you search for a term on Google, let's say... "weight loss" , go ahead , go search it, you'll see that on the right hand side, there are advertisements, Adwords, they're paying about $3 per click, but you can find a similar term, and pay only a few cents, I'm talking about 2-5 cents!


First of all, the sites we will be using are

Flippa
Google Adwords
Google itself
PDF (No need to create anything!)


Step 1)

Let's go to Flippa.com , and click the big green "Buy Websites" button.
A new page will open up, and on the left side of that page, you should see options to get more specific search terms on the website(s) you are looking for, keyword, revenue, traffic and etc, well we will be using Traffic and keywords(if you are looking for specific).


Step 2)

Under "Site Specifics" you should see "Traffic Statistics", click on it, and type in .... 3000 to 99999999999 visits per month.

And then just click "Update Search" above.

Now you should see a new list of websites on your requirements (3000+ visitors per month). So now open ANY auction that has Google analytics verified (PDF format)


Step 3)

Download the PDF Analytics Verified, and scroll down until you see the keywords that people type in Google to get to the site, and find the top keyword, with the most visitors from.

Why is that person receiving a lot of traffic? Because there are no ads for that term, and most of the people are concentrated on the results of the term!

If there are no advertisements, that means that you can set up a campaign at Adwords, and go super low on CPC, even 2 cents sometimes! So each click on your advertisement, will cost you 2 cents, which is faaaaar below normal CPC.



You can go buy a voucher, and a VCC (Virtual Credit Card) , or use a real credit card, since this is a super offer!


How can I make Money?

CPA
Affilate (direct people to your affiliate link directly)
Your own Site - You can set up your own site and just keep advertising it with Adwords!


What you can also do is if you have a site already (which I believe you do), then in the keywords type in your niche.


You can also offer a service to super low CPC keywords for a niche, surely can bring you a lot of money (I already made cash!)

[Bryan]

Just wanted to point out one major and one minor flaw in the above strategy:

1) The fact that someone's getting lots of traffic for certain keyword doesn't mean that there's no PPC competition. If the site ranks 1st for the keyword organically then they can expect to get ~35% of all search volume, whereas a PPC ad gets 10-15% tops, *IF* it's on #1 spot above search results (ads that are on the sidebar typically average ~3-4% at best).

2) 2-cent clicks are looooong gone. The minimum you will pay for a click in the search network (Google pages) is $0.05 - and that's if your QS is 10/10 and you have zero competitors.

Other than that, solid strategy and taking look at successful sites on Flippa to get both traffic and monetisation ideas is what many do several hours per day. I've even posted a long rant about why one SHOULN'T attach verified google analytics printouts to their Flippa listings, but rather require an NDA and grant prospects direct access to their GA account.

[Luka]

I have actually tried this for a site's friend (to test...) and the CPC was actually an average of 7 cents per click.

[Bryan]

I have actually tried this for a site's friend (to test...) and the CPC was actually an average of 7 cents per click.

Yep, that's what you get if you have no competition and your QS is around 6-7. Improve your QS to 10 and you'll pay $0.05 per click which is the minimum (for search network. For content network the minimum is $0.01)

[Imminentdomains]

Have you guys ever tried .01 clicks using the image ads and video ads on the content network? I ran a campaign last night that made net 356 clicks in a couple of hours for $3.56. And with an image/video ad, conversions are higher too, as the keywords no longer matter. It will be the ad that pulls the interest/targeted traffic and not your relying on google keyword terms. My CTR for the entire campaign was over 1%