When I start a new campaign and get to the end it'll say something like this, with a bar graph, example:
"Enter an adgroup bid of $4.00 to get the maximum number clicks". Then it'll give the average number of monthly clicks and average CPC. My budget is at $5.00 a day, and don't want to spend more than .20/per click. Well, in this situation if I put in a $1.00 and it says average CPC: .24 and there's still a large amount of clicks per month.
Now, if I put in .20 it drastically lowers the number of clicks and now my average CPC is: .11.
Which one should I go with? Should I start with .20 and if I don't reach my daily budget then raise?
Thanks!
"Enter an adgroup bid of $4.00 to get the maximum number clicks". Then it'll give the average number of monthly clicks and average CPC. My budget is at $5.00 a day, and don't want to spend more than .20/per click. Well, in this situation if I put in a $1.00 and it says average CPC: .24 and there's still a large amount of clicks per month.
Now, if I put in .20 it drastically lowers the number of clicks and now my average CPC is: .11.
Which one should I go with? Should I start with .20 and if I don't reach my daily budget then raise?
Thanks!