It depends.. I usually go for terms that only have 1 or 2 other adwords and so using 0.05 is Fine... But if there's a bunch of competition then you need to go higher to get closer to the top.
When I ran an adwords campaign for some of the keywords that were highly sought after, I was paying as much as $1.75 per click to be near the top. You can run up a tab real fast if you're not careful.
P.S. That was for glass dildos. Your niche is hopefully more affordable.
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Originally posted by nolaman damn..I need to learn how to blow glass
It's a cool thing to know how to do but when it's a 100 degrees or so outside, I can definitly think of things that I would rather be doing than standing in front of a torch. That is also why I am still awake at 1:36 AM. It is much cooler at night. Now back to the grindstone
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Google AdWords is different than the generic PPC Engines.. They'll move your ad up onto spot #2-#4 with a lower bid than the other advertisers as long as your CTR is higher. In Google it's all about relevancy.
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