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[nokia5233]

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[plan2work]

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[fullypak]

Thanks! Let me check it out.

[Cronos783]

Outdated Junk from 2013!, hope you didn't pay for this one OP, but thanks for the share, Rep+++ Given.

[TikTok_FB_Ad_Manager]

The question is does this method still work - any reviews? from anyone who actually tested this method with a live campaign?

[Batmans]

I was ALL ears if this was some new working method. Oh well.

Thanks for sharing.

BATMAN

[PeterRogers]

WoW the sales page looks like shit. Which means the product must be too. And from 2013, it is.

[ferronf]

I bought this when it came out first. It did work excellently but I've not used Adwords for the past few months.

Not sure if it still works.

[izwan]

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[mountgay]

This is a really interesting idea if it still works. I'm tempted to try this out on some of my sites once I get them finished, and I would love to hear if any of you are trying this out now as well, and if it still works or not. I think the worst case scenario in using this method is you simply don't get any traffic at all - so there shouldn't be much risk.

But if I understand the gist of what he's doing, you're basically taking high volume keywords and setting them to Broad Match and simply bidding pennies on them. In theory, by adding high volume terms set to broad match you are casting a wide net of potential search queries your ads can show up for - including all the related tail terms. But then by only bidding a penny (or a few cents), you're ads are only going to show up for the most obscure tail terms that other advertisers perhaps aren't even competing for.

Think of a high volume keyword like "online degree", if you are only bidding like 5 cents on it, and it's set to broad match, you don't stand an ice cube's chance in hell for showing up for the search query "online degree" but you could potentially show up for some more obscure search query such as "cheapest accredited online degree programs in tulsa ok" and only pay a few cents for that click.

What concerns me though is he also suggests running those same campaigns on the Display Network, which is generally something you shouldn't do for a variety of reasons. It's always best practice to run campaigns on either the Search or Display network, but not both with the same campaign. Those networks operate completely differently, and your metrics will be very different for both.

I'm curious what percentage of his traffic is coming from Display vs. Search, and if this method would work without even using the Display Network at all.