Searchfeed slow on hits

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I got 110 related keywords for my arbi site on searchfeed. Its been about 2 days and I only got 7 clicks from it. I think the keywords are pretty good for my niche and I am bidding to 1-3 spots for my keywords on average. So far I made $2.56 on my adsense and spent about $0.50 in searchfeed. I feel like if I get much more hits in searchfeed I could do so much better!

Any advice? Is it possible that my niche is just not in a high enough demand?
 


I'm having the same problem on 7search, but I can't tell if it is my ad or my keywords since they don't fucking show impressions. I'm gonna throw some more keywords and see if that helps.
 
I want to try 7search too. Did it take you long to get that account setup with them? searchfeed is a little annoying before they have to approve your keywords when you submit them.
 
You just need to build more keywords. The last set I uploaded was like 7,300 I think, and I got a bit over 200 clicks the day they were uploaded.
 
Daaamn. But wouldn't all those keywords be way off topic? If so, in the arbi world that would be bad because people wouldn't click on the adsense, right?

Also any chance I can buy that list off you? :-D
 
kyleirwin said:
You just need to build more keywords. The last set I uploaded was like 7,300 I think, and I got a bit over 200 clicks the day they were uploaded.
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how do you come up with so many keywords?
 
metallic07039 said:
I want to try 7search too. Did it take you long to get that account setup with them? searchfeed is a little annoying before they have to approve your keywords when you submit them.
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They don't manually approve keywords before you go live. I just got an e-mail on a keyword that they didn't feel was relevant that has been live for a week now. So they do random things. Their interface sucks monkey butt.
 
The beauty of arbitrage and using lower tier engines is you CAN bid on the more popular terms that are normally expensive as hell on Google. You're able to be both general and targeted with your keywords. You can even be semi-unrelated to a point. Don't go drifting too far, but sometimes there are thousands of keywords that are semi-related to your target topic that can still bring in lots of traffic.
 
If arbitrage is becoming more and more popular among webmasters, then has anyone ever had competition problems at the more popular arbitrage bidding areas like 7search and searchfeed? I mean it seems like people would definitely be going after the same niches sometimes and so their low bids would begin overlapping? Or am I totally wrong on this?
 
Sure.

You bet on cheaper adword related to your site.
The content of your site generates ads that pay higher.

Bingo.

::emp::
 
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