- CPM is
Cost-Per-Page-Impression. If your ad is presented to the
browser, your account is debited this amount.
(This is an important number in your Top-Search strategy.
See formula information below.
- CPC is
Cost-Per-Click-Through. When browser clicks through to your
URL, your account is debited this amount.
See below.
Search return
positioning is determined by a rank factor which is the numerical sum of: CPM x
30 + CPC.
This is not a cost formula, only a positioning factor
calculation. Examples:
|
CPM |
CPC |
Factor |
Positioning
Rank |
|
.10 |
.25 |
3.25 |
4 |
|
.11 |
.25 |
3.55 |
2 |
|
.10 |
.35 |
3.35 |
3 |
|
.11 |
.50 |
3.80 |
1 |
What are your
priorities?
Low inventory on
certain items but still want your name presented to the
industry? Keep the keyword ad active with default CPM and CPC.
Loaded on some
items and need to move-em out? Bid higher on CPM and up the CPC.
If you don't have
a web under your control, get one under your control. The real
objective here is to get a click through to your product
offering focused web page with price or, to your ads or your
specific ad at WDM.
A wise marketing
person once said: "Money overspent on advertising can never be
recovered." Avoid the same header in all keyword ads. If a click
through or a certain product is a high priority, edit the header
for better click through yield and bid higher for search return
position. Be innovative, sometimes it's the innovative header
that produces the click, not necessarily the search return
positioning. |