Internet Marketing Insight - How Google Rank

Let me first say that Google AdWords (Google pay per click), when done correctly, will give you the best return on your money compared to other online advertising options. At the same time, if you don't know how Google evaluates your campaign, it could cost you a fortune.

Let’s first examine how Google is different from other search vehicles. Most search engines base the placement of your ad on how much you pay per click, i.e., the one who pays the most for a specific keyword will be positioned in the #1 spot.
Not so with Google. In an attempt to deliver more relevant content to its readers, Google uses several parameters to determine the order in which it serves up its ads. Not knowing or ignoring these parameters can cost you big! And unless your enterprise has very deep pockets, it can even mean the difference between success and failure.

When doing a pay per click campaign on Google, your ad position will be based on keyword selection, ad relevance to keywords, bid price, average click rate, how long visitors stay on your site, and even the match of your landing page to your ad and keyword. Essentially, you could be paying the most per click and be listed in the 5 position! Or vise versa, you could be paying less than the top 5 bidders and be in the #1 spot!

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Permalink Reply by jeqhe jdkaj nkjksad on October 26, 2022 at 8:51am

Monetization is different. It is easier for some applications to immediately become paid and thus monetize. Others seem to say "come in, it's free", but to use their features, you have to watch ads. You cannot turn it off. For some it doesn’t really bother, but for others it’s terribly annoying and distracting. And then the person switches to the paid version. See this to learn more.

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