I've extracted the price for a large number of medium to high value
keywords ( 50,000) and the average CPC of 2,823,595 units. I guess I
need to divide by 10MM to transform into dollars (my account is a US
account), which would be an average of 28 cents (exact match), well
below the average Google CPC.
The average MSN CPC is 63 cents (exact match), for the same keywords.
Question: is the Google estimated CPC account-dependent? Why are my
CPCs so low?
You can contact me directly at vincentg [at] datashaping.com. See
below the Perl code that I used:
#
use Google::Adwords::TrafficEstimatorService;
use Google::Adwords::AdGroupRequest;
use Google::Adwords::KeywordRequest;
use Google::Adwords::CampaignRequest;
# Create the service object
my $service = Google::Adwords::TrafficEstimatorService-new();
# Login to the Adwords server
$service-email('xx')
-password('xx')
-developerToken('xx');
# if you use a MCC...
$service-clientCustomerId('xx');
# create some KeywordRequest objects
open(IN,KW_to_Googleize.txt);
while ($kw=IN) {
$kw=~s/\n//g;
$rows++;
print $rows\n;
my $kwreq1 = Google::Adwords::KeywordRequest-new
-text($kw)
-type('Exact')
-maxCpc(10);
# estimateKeywordList
my @keyword_estimates = $service-estimateKeywordList($kwreq1);
open(OUT,out5123.txt);
for ( @keyword_estimates ) {
print OUT $kw\tupper Cpc\t . $_-upperCpc . \tmax clicks
\t .$_-upperClicksPerDay .\n;
}
close(OUT);
}
close(IN);
#--
Thanks,
Vincent
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