Case Study: Google Adwords Campaign
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Here’s how I set up my Google Adwords campaign for Double Your Dating.
- Typed in ‘double your dating’ into Google’s free keyword tool

- Selected keywords that matched what I think customers might be looking for: such as ‘double your dating ebook’ and ‘buy double your dating’
- After going through the ‘broad’ keywords I changed the match type to ‘phrase.

- I added the best ‘phrase’ keywords to my list.
- Then did the same for ‘exact’
- Then I added the ‘negatives’ I wanted – the keywords that I don’t want my add to show for. For example, if someone types ‘double your dating free’ my ad wont show.
- After getting the ‘double your dating’ keywords I went through and got the author’s name, David Deangelo, keywords because people were searching his name as well. I repeated steps 2-6.
- I exported the keywords to a spreadsheet, then divided the keywords into 3 groups. Group 1 contained the keywords ‘double your dating.’ Group 2 contained keywords with ‘david deangelo’ in them and Group 3 contained keywords with ‘review’ in them.

- I went to Google Adwords and set up a campaign for Double Your Dating.
- I wrote 2 ads for each group and set their respective Cost Per Click (CPC) limit. Here are the ads:



- I’m using The Definitive Guide To Google Adwords as my guide.
- I’ll keep you updated on the results.
2 Responses to “Case Study: Google Adwords Campaign”
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Darryl on April 9th, 2009
Mind sharing how much you were willing to bid on these keywords?
Derek on April 9th, 2009
Darryl – right now my avg. cost per click is around .45 cents.
For ‘review’ keywords I bid max .60. For ‘David Deangelo’ I bid max .65. For ‘Double Your Dating’ I bid max .50.
I’ll be posting an update on the campaign soon.