Sunday, August 12, 2012

Monitoring of good keywords and ad copy for conversions of sale


If you are finding your wallet a little thin theses days could be because someone else got his hands on it. And if you're using PPC (Pay Per Click) services which is a fairly accurate indicator of who he is. The use of PPC advertising can be a great way to get lots of traffic to your website, but it can also mean spending a lot more dollars then you are doing, if you're not doing well.

For a new affiliate marketing this can be very daunting and a lesson expansive. If you plan to advertise your product or service with PPC advertising you need to do a lot of research. One thing for sure you need to know before you even consider PPC advertising is the conversion rate of the product, to find out there are three main things you should know. One is the conversion rate of your ad copy on the amount of clicks generated for hundreds of impressions. The other thing you need to know is the conversion rate of keywords that generate sales. And finally, the conversion rate of your sales copy for every hundred page impressions.

And if you do not have this information, you are going to spend a bit 'of money and find out, because without this information you are fighting a losing battle. The only way you can have an economic campaign without collecting this information is through the use of a proven product and sales page with all the keywords to learn about the best conversion.

And if you do not have this information for the product, then you're going to have to do some 'pretty serious monitoring of the campaign, tracking that will let you know what ad-copy is getting the most clicks, and such words that are generating ad-copy sales. You need both the facts in order to optimize your sales copy page. One way to do this, need to test each factor doctor slowly and one at a time.

With Google as well as other PPC services have allowed us to test variations of your ad-copy one another. You can use the same keywords in three variations of your ad-copy, then what is now three ads running against each other. With the only difference between them is the way in which the advertisements are formulated. What you should do is just use half a dozen keywords in each ad. The PPC service will send the same amount of traffic to all three of your ads. That allows you to see which ad-copy is generating the most clicks and which one is not.

So, after a three-copies and have received a fifty shots or so, you can see which one has the highest number of clicks and remove or change the other two that did not perform well.
It keeps trying to come up with a variation of your ad-copy that beats winning your copy. By repeating this process over and over again until you get a good strong ad-copy that can not be beat. Then, through the process of attrition is running at a high-copy that is converting well.

You must also find the keywords that generate sales. This is also very similar to finding a good ad-copy, check the best performing keywords compared to previous ad-copy test. You run a keyword at a time, into a single ad-copy until you have a hundred shots or so, with this ad-copy for the keyword you are testing, and count how many clicks and sales has taken to generate a sale with that keyword. Repeat this process for each keyword at a time, making a chart for each keyword. When you're done you will now have an ideal of what keywords are those that make more sales and how many clicks it took. This finding may be surprising to see the keywords that generate the highest number of sales can not always be the ones to get the most clicks.

Now you know the ad-copy that is good and you know the keywords that generate the most sales. Make sure to check your sales copy against different variants of it themselves, to find out which works best sales copy to generate sales. The best way to do this is a copy at a time. When you have finished testing, you now have the information of the three main factors you need to know. You will now be able to understand what is the maximum amount of money you can pay for each keyword in your campaign.

You can calculate this by taking the conversion rate that would be the amount of sales for 100 shots (100 / sales) multiplied by the price of the product. This will give you the maximum price in dollars and cents as to what you can pay for keywords without having to wait more about them. Also I would suggest you do not specify the maximum amount allowed for keywords, but 60 percent of this amount. Thus, for every dollar spent on advertising you're getting $ 140 back.

The other thing that you want to consider is that there needs to be in the front row with the key words. In fact, I personally like the third or fourth rank with my keywords, what happens is that a click-through rate will be slightly lower, but the conversion rate will be higher. I think the reason for this may come from the fact that people who are more demanding and not clicking on the first ad they see, but looking and reading a bit 'tend not to be clicking on impulse, making for a more serious consumer, therefore more conversions .......

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