Creating a PPC Budget
- How much can you afford to spend per click?
Figure out three elements:
- site conversion ratio (the number of visitors converted into sales)
- average ticket price (average amount of money earned per sale)
- cost per sale (amount you are willing to spend to get a sale)
If you have a sales-oriented website:
- Multiply the conversion ratio by the cost per sale
Cost per click = conversion ratio X cost per sale
Ex: Conversion ratio=13% $/sale= $60
13% X $60 = $ 7.80 /click
If you have a lead generation website
- You’ll also need a closing ration ( how many of your leads turn into a sale)
Cost per click = closing ratio X cost per sale X conversion ratio
Ex: Conversion ratio=13% Closing Ratio= 10% $/sale= $60
10% X $60 X 13% = $ .78 /click
- How many jobs do you want out of this campaign to realize how much you’re willing to spend?
- Ask yourself how many jobs you would like to bring in through PPC campaigns
Total PPC spending = Total jobs X Cost per sale
Ex: Total Jobs from PPC: 500 jobs $/sale= $60
500 jobs X $60 = $30,000 total PPC spending
- Set amount of maximum cost per click based on previous calculation.
- Determine if PPC is right for you.
- Some online medias are saturated and if you end up paying above your budget, look into the numerous other medias that will be a better fit for you.
- If you can’t stick within your budget in order to achieve you revenue goals, Start Over.
Tips:
- Discipline is the key to any successful marketing campaign. Track your campaigns and ensure you are hitting the target
- Medias you can consider:
Helpful Sources:
http://www.google.com/adwords/learningcenter/text/65851.html
http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum22/2971.htm
http://www.clickz.com/showPage.html?page=3362641
http://www.propayperclickmanagement.com/ways-to-stretch-your-ppc-budget.php




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