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I was wondering is adwords would be worth using them for an hosting site think i would start making more revanue with them?
 
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I believe that it is worth it, good way to drive targetted traffic to the site.
 
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Off course it wud be...
 
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yep worth it... :)
 
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Yes, it would be worth it. Now only if Google would implement a feature to transfer Adsesnse revenue to Adwords.
 
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You would have to do it carefully… the average CPC for hosting related keywords is quite high. (around $1 - $2 per click).

If you think you can generate those hits into sales, then go for it.
 
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Just ensure you monitor the amount of clicks your getting and what % of these clicks are converting to sales otherwise you will find yourself out of pocket quite quickly.
 
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Try some cheap words first...maybe they aren't even related THAT much. Make sure you put a conversion page in so you know how many leads turned into sales.

If you get a decent conversion rate up your bids or try more expensive words.

If the conversion rate is low try more targeted words for a SHORT period to test the convertion rate.

It is VERY easy to blow through $50 in a couple days with 0% conversion if your not careful.
 
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Yep, I would say it's better than spending money on banner advertising and other methods. :)
 
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what are some other cheaper alternatives where you can advertise is Namepros worth it for hosting advertisers i see alot of them on here
 
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