Hi guys,
firstly, thanks for taking the time to post feedback on the k/w report - this is great stuff, we really appreciate it!
The k/w report developers are closely noting the feedback on this thread so if you have anything to say, praise, criticisim or suggestions please say here or drop me an email at
nick.roveta@tradedoubler.com.
Jeff - v. good point - Sending PPC traffic to a pre-sell landing page.
Although not a comprehensive solution (the devs will look at this issue), you could send your PPC traffic for a particular widget/advertiser to a mirror page on your site that contains a special PPC EPI code for the widget keyword reference you are bidding on.
You could make different mirror pages, and hence EPI codes, for each widget keyword reference which will allow you to see the ROI for each and every widget keyword phrase you are bidding on - should be no more than 5 mins a widget keyword to setup - plus the highly refined data you can obtain using this method would be extremely useful.
Your web site referrer logs can also tell you the search string (if your ISP has this), but the keyword report will tell you the search string in the one report and will save a lot of time filtering and cross referencing.
For seeing if anything (affiliate) on the site converts from the PPC traffic you received, would seem practically impossible...
John.
The Keyword report can do 99% of that already:
>>goto Keyword report
>>select the keyword site from the "affiliate" drop down menu
>>choose your program from the above drop down menu.
Why it's in that order I have no clue.
The multiple sort on the results however, would be a useful addition, and not just for the k/w report.
Renegade.
Yep - you can send SE PPC traffic (those that can, such as adwords) directly to advertisers.
In adwords you can strip down a custom tracking link and have it in the destination/target field, e.g for CDWOW:
http://tracker.tradedoubler.com/clic...url=TARGET_URL
Keep the feedback coming - any comments are invalubale. Those of you sending PPC traffic straight to advertisers should be finding this report incredibly useful, well thats what we think. If not, vent away!