Are you considering using Google’s pay per click advertising platform Adwords? Want to know if you have the budget to be able to compete?

According to research from SEMrush the most expensive keyword is an eye watering $670.44 (approx. £433.51) with the keyword in position 100 costing a more modest $265.60 (£171.75). Take a look and see if your keywords make the top 100.

Thanks to Webpage FX for the infographic.

The 100 Most Expensive Keywords to Bid for on Google Adwords

Mark Walker-Ford

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Mark Ford

Categories: Pay per Click (PPC)
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