Whenever
you visit a website, you end up clicking all the advertisements that that are
posted on their website. Do you even know that each time when you click the
advertisements on their website, the owner of the website earning some money?
Yes,
that is true, the owner of the website is earning some money for each and every
click on the advertisements that are showcased on their website through pay per
click campaign.
So what
actually is the cost per click?
Cost
per click or CPC can be simply described as the amount of cost that an
advertiser pays to the owner of the website on which he or she published his or
her advertisements.
Cost
per click varies depending upon the competition in the market and the search
engines you are using.
What is the
difference between cost per click and pay per click?
If
you have referred to some other websites, they would have described pay per
click and cost per click as synonyms. But they are different.
Pay
per click can be described as the payment based on click-throughs whereas cost
per click can be described as the amount or cost you pay for each click in your
pay per click marketing campaign.
What
are the different types of cost per click?
There
are two sorts of Cost per Clicks
1. Maximum
Cost-per-Click and
2. Average
Cost-per-Click
Maximum
CPC is the maximum sum that an advertiser needs to pay and Average CPC is the
sum which an advertiser is paying per click. Each click may have distinctive
price charged, however, can never surpass the Max CPC.
How cost per
click works?
There
are three main things involved in the working of cost per click
1. Advertisers
2. Mediator
or PPC network
3. Publisher
An
advertiser is the one who wants to promote his or her services or products with
the help of advertisements whereas publishers are the one who publishes the
advertisements on their website.
So
when an advertiser wants to post his or her advertisement online, he or she
contacts the advertising network or PPC network and they help them to post
their advertisements online on some website ( publisher website ) on the
agreement that advertiser needs to pay a certain amount to the publisher for
each click. So when the viewers click on your advertisement which is posted on
the publisher site, you need to pay a certain amount for each click to the
publisher.
How is CPC calculated?
Cost
per click can be calculated by the formula which is listed below
Cost
per click or CPC: cost you pay to an advertiser / total number of clicks.
How position
impacts Cost per click?
Most
of the online ad platforms are based on the auction. Advertisers take part in
bidding with their competitors and determine how much they are willing to pay
for each click, the higher the advertisers pay, higher the chances of placing
them in the top positions on the page. So among all your competitors when your
advertisement is placed on top position, there is each and every chance that
the online readers who navigate through the news feed will click through your
advertisements which increases your sales.
The
more expensive your product or service, the more your competitors will pay for
the click. For instance, in the event that you offer a 50,000 rupees product,
and your website and sales group can change over one out of each 300 Ad clicks
into a sale (a 0.5% conversion rate), you ought to will pay 20 rupees for every
click on your advertisement. This outcome in paying 6,000 rupees in Ad expenses
to obtain a 50,000 rupees sale.
Organizations
offering less expensive products can't afford such expensive promoting costs.
For instance, if your product offers for 2000 rupees, and you change over one
out of each 50 Ad clicks into a sale, you should focus on a CPC of 0.80 rupees.
50 clicks at 0.80 rupees each generate one sale worth 2000, so your 400 rupees
venture would have accomplished the 5:1 proportion.
What are the
factors that affect Cost per click?
Online
marketing has become an essential part of each and every organization.
Especially everyone would love to pay less amount for advertising his or her
products and they will follow each and everything that can help them to lower
the price that they need to pay to the publishers.
There
are so many factors that impact the cost per click, out of them the main things
are
·
It depends upon the search engines you are using
·
Depends upon your competitors in the market.
So
here let’s discuss all the factors that impact cost per click on different
search engines
The
different search engines that are available are :
Google Bing Facebook and
Instagram ( social media )
Factors
that affect cost per click differ from one search engine to other, but the most
important factors which are quite the same for all the search engines are
1. Ad
relevance
2. Click
through rate
3. Quality
score
Ad relevance:
Imagine
If you are browsing through social media and other online sites and came across
advertisements that are not relevant to you at all then what you will do? you
just skip the advertisements and even you might block them. But if you find
some relevant advertisements, you will eventually click on the advertisements
and end up being their customer.
So AD
relevance place an important role as it brings more traffic to your website and
depending upon the quality of your landing page, they might end up as your
customers. when you place your advertisements on other websites, if they are
relevant, then the customers click through your links and even if one out of
five visitors turns out to be your customer then you will end up with the ratio
of 5:1, which is generally considered to be good conversion rate for Cost per
click.
Click through
rate:
Click
through is defined as the ratio of the number of visitors to the total number
of views. Through improving your CTR, Google would think that your Ads are more
relevant to users because good CTR means users actually click your Ads. Users
do not just ignore or annoy the Ads. Once your CTR is improved, Google then
will adjust your Quality Score (QS). Next, your CPC could be decreased because
CPC is mostly decided by Ad ranks and QS.
There
is an additional benefit of a good CTR. When you improve CTR, you also make
users have a good experience with you and Google. They are more likely to be
engaged. It is a win-win situation
Quality score
Quality
score is used by Google to rate the quality and relevance of both your keywords
and CPC ads. Depending upon your CPC ads performance, Google quality score
decides how much you pay for each click.
The
quality score plays a prominent role when it comes to growing your business
online. A good quality score helps you with cheaper clicks and higher
click-through rates (CTR). Both of them which ultimately leads to improvements
in your Ad Rank.
Google
quality score is indirectly dependent to the cost that you pay for each click
i.e., higher the quality score lesser the cost you pay for each click and lower
the quality rate higher the cost you pay.
Is there a
minimum cost-per-click (CPC) bid?
Yes,
the minimum bid for a click is $0.01. Please be aware that, in most cases, this
bid will not be high enough for your ad to be shown due to other advertisers
competing for the same ad placements.
Conclusion:
Cost per
click is the cost you pay for a publisher for each click on your advertisements
on publisher website. Cost per click differs according to the search engine.
Ad
relevance, click through rate and Google quality score plays a vital role in
decreasing the cost that you need to pay for each click. So the website with
good relevant advertisements will lead to a higher click-through rate, and
depending upon its google quality score he or she pays less which leads to
greater returns on their investments.
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