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Conversion Tracking
This might have been discussed already. If it is then please point me to the right place and if not, here is my question: I have conversion tracking code sitting on my site. However, when I log into my adwords a/c, I see conversion tracking stats only for one Campaign. I am running total 3 campaigns with different keywords. The only reason I am running 3 campaigns is so that I can see which keywords are doing best.
So any help here - how do I get to see the conv. track stats for other 2 campaigns? Also, I am kind of confused as to how exactly the conv tracker works - any help here with the explanation please? Thanks
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Interesting - no response?
anyway - i have another question.... what is considered as good CTR? On some campaign the %age is 66% and on some it is 0%. Can anyone explain me what that means as I am still kind of confused. thanks |
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I've found that CTR's vary considerably from keyword to keyword and ad to ad. That's why you should run multiple ads in competition and keep optimizing: the lesser performing ads should be dropped and replaced with new candidates with higher CTR. I have terms with CTR's consistently over 12%, but most are between 1% and 5%. Of course how they rank has a big impact on the CTR. The top ad has a MUCH higher CTR than one four or five positions down. - Josh |
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