robdc2002 asked:


Is there a tool or technique to research what keywords a company is bidding on for pay per click (PPC) marketing, aka CPC marketing aka search engine marketing (SEM)? I am trying to research where - and on what terms - a company is using their online advertising dollars and any tips or suggestions would be great.

Thank you.

Sandra

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    1. Daycare Answers on June 13th, 2009 8:36 pm

      You can not find out how much they are paying. This information is against Google policy. You can get close to what keywords they are using by going to google adwords use the tools, perform a keyword search, there will be an option for finding keywords for a website. Enter the websites address and it will give relevent keywords for that specific site.

    2. lookforadam on June 16th, 2009 10:14 pm

      The only way to discover what keywords theyre bidding on is no tools or miss simply put the same word varying your ad when it thinks the market something will give you have no.

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