I have a client that would love to get his result right at the top of the page....is it just a matter of bidding the highest for that term?
any tips?
any tips?
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increase your bid. increase your budget.
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It's a combination of bid price + click through ratio. To my knowledge, it's not possible to get until your ad has a proven high CTR - generally a few weeks at a minimum.Comment
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You might find that getting top spot does not bring you the sales that you hoped for .
There are quite a few merchants in mainstream who say that they get the best sales from being number 3 or 4 ... but that may also depend on what they're selling.
If nothing else the top spot is good for branding I guess.Left intentionally blank ... just like my brainComment
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spending more money helpsComment
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i think i know what u mean, in order to get those big ads u have to spend a certain amount of $ per month. The #1 doesnt necesarilly get it. Last i checked it was $5000 a month minimum u are given a special status on your account which will give your #1 spots the big listing on topPr0phetComment
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agreed #1 is highly ovveratedOriginally posted by The Other StevePr0phetComment
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The reply about CTR and bid amount is correct - you have to have a minimum CTR (usually two weeks worth to prove an average) and then a bid jump way above the #1 spot (usually takes around $2 above the #1 spot to get the ad moved over to the top of the natural results)
Also there are some keywords where Google doesnt allow the ads to move over to that spot - so make sure you are going for a spot where youve seen someone over there before
There is no minimum amount spent over time to get there - I used to do it with a budget of under $500 a day so it should be pretty easy once you have the CTRComment
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interesting, thanks for thatOriginally posted by LinksterThe reply about CTR and bid amount is correct - you have to have a minimum CTR (usually two weeks worth to prove an average) and then a bid jump way above the #1 spot (usually takes around $2 above the #1 spot to get the ad moved over to the top of the natural results)
Also there are some keywords where Google doesnt allow the ads to move over to that spot - so make sure you are going for a spot where youve seen someone over there before
There is no minimum amount spent over time to get there - I used to do it with a budget of under $500 a day so it should be pretty easy once you have the CTR
this is all for a mainstream client, I am advising him against it, but he is too impatient to wait for the natural result to get up thereComment
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What he said.Originally posted by Esbee
You can't get it by bidding high, etc. Google's ad machine thingee calculates everything to see if you are, essentially, worthy of the top spot.
I have a few in the blue and once you get there, it's pretty solid you'll remain there.Comment
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Originally posted by pr0phet
Wow nick your fuckin stupid.Comment
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read up on google's "quality score", that's how you get to the topComment
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http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+SearchOriginally posted by Hardlinks
se the sites in the blue up top thats what i was talking bout geniousPr0phetComment
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Bullshit.Originally posted by pr0phetComment
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