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    Xstr8guy
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    Google Adwords budget optimizer

    Does anyone have experience with Adwords budget optimizer? I just activated it for 5 different campaigns to see if it helps clicks/sales.


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    I haven't seen an appreciable ROI with that option enabled. It made spending more predictable, but adjusted CPCs a little higher than I'm comfortable with. (I don't like to spend more than 5 or 6 cents a click if I can avoid it).


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    I agree with what Mike said Jim, we've run several large campaigns through Adwords this year and, all we found was their budget tool ended up costing us more money per period than the exact same campaign did which we didnt use that tool on LOL

    Dont forget, the more you pay per click, the more money Google makes and, as they set their standard pricing for adult related ads at around the $50-$100 dollar mark when its really not needed to be, that makes me a little nervous about using their accounting tools especially given my past experience with them.

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    Lee


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    Hehe, I burned through $170 in a little over 24 hours using that fucking budget optimizer. NEVER AGAIN!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Xstr8guy
    Hehe, I burned through $170 in a little over 24 hours using that fucking budget optimizer. NEVER AGAIN!
    Did you make at least $170 in sales though, if you did, you did well

    Regards,

    Lee


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    Xstr8guy
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lee
    Did you make at least $170 in sales though, if you did, you did well

    Regards,

    Lee
    I did $150 in sales... but I should do alright with rebills. The funny thing is I usually do much better on a smaller budget. But a sponsor was having a double payout on new joins so I thought I would throw caution to the wind.


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    Have either of you found that a better ad position actually results in better ROI?

    As I mentioned I don't like to pay a lot per click if I can avoid it. As a result my average position tends to be between 3 and 6 rather than gunning for the top spot (more click volume vs. premium placement). I've always thought that better placement doesn't necessarily mean better customer, so why pay a premium. Or am I wrong?


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    for me, the top spot sent me more hits but less sales. spot 3 is a darned good spot imo.


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    Ah, hotmalevideos! You are google competition for me! Lol.

    Top spot on the page seems to be a waste. My ads are better off on the right side... somewhere in the middle.


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