didier
07-20-2004, 02:36 PM
I am interested in advertising my gamesite through Google adwords.
The problem is i just can't find a logic way to make this kind of advertising profitable.
Okay, a little example:
Let's say i pay $100 bucks/month.
i bid on a certain keyphrase and the minimum i wanna pay for this is $0.05 (5 cents).
This means Google will send me 2000 visitors ($100/0.05) in one month right?
Okay, let's say that 50% of these visitors are actually going to download.
That's 1000 downloads.
Now, to make it a little easy, let's say my conversion rate is 1% (1 order out of every 100 downloads).
This means i get 10 orders for my game(s) in this one month.
My game(s) is sold at $10 for example.
This means, 10 orders * $10 would make me: $100.
Wow! great, this is the exact amount i payed so no profit at all!
Does anyone got a solution for this?
Besides pricing my game(s) higher?
To me this kind of advertising just doen't seem to work.
Anyone else got this problem too?
If so, what advertising techniques work well for your gamesite???
looking forward to some answers
The problem is i just can't find a logic way to make this kind of advertising profitable.
Okay, a little example:
Let's say i pay $100 bucks/month.
i bid on a certain keyphrase and the minimum i wanna pay for this is $0.05 (5 cents).
This means Google will send me 2000 visitors ($100/0.05) in one month right?
Okay, let's say that 50% of these visitors are actually going to download.
That's 1000 downloads.
Now, to make it a little easy, let's say my conversion rate is 1% (1 order out of every 100 downloads).
This means i get 10 orders for my game(s) in this one month.
My game(s) is sold at $10 for example.
This means, 10 orders * $10 would make me: $100.
Wow! great, this is the exact amount i payed so no profit at all!
Does anyone got a solution for this?
Besides pricing my game(s) higher?
To me this kind of advertising just doen't seem to work.
Anyone else got this problem too?
If so, what advertising techniques work well for your gamesite???
looking forward to some answers