Predicted Average CPC Bidding Coming to Google AdWords?

Dec 6, 2006 - 7:15 am 0 — by
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Via Search Engine Roundtable Forums, PPC Blog UK wrote that Google may be testing something called "Predictive Average CPC" in the up coming months.

He tries to explain;

The theory behind this is that it will provide advertisers with much greater control over the actual cpc they pay for a keyword rather trying to control the average bid through the max cpc you are prepared to pay to.

Honestly, I still do not 100% understand this.

It is to work as an alternative (you choose) for the Max CPC bid option.

Forum discussion at Search Engine Roundtable Forums.

 

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