andyblack
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05 Sep 10 12:59 am
ddenby,
Definitely the way to go is to bid on keywords with the geographic location in it, and to also (sensibly) keyword stuff your ads.
I actually use the one keyword per adgroup structure, so a couple of adgroups I'd create would be:
Agroup 1
Keyword: [new homes atlanta]
Ad Creative:
New Homes Atlanta, GA
Find Water Front Homes For Sale
Resort Style Amenities. Call Today!
Agroup 2
Keyword: [new homes atlanta ga]
Ad Creative:
New Homes Atlanta, GA
Find Water Front Homes For Sale
Resort Style Amenities. Call Today!
Using Google Keyword Tool for these types of queries isn't all that helpful. It won't report many of them because their volume would be too small. However, there could be plenty for your purposes. (For example:
dublin washing machine repairs gets me lots of traffic, but doesn't show up as having any local searches in Ireland.)
A good way of getting ideas of what people could be typing in is to type the keyword into Google yourself, and see what Google auto-suggests as you type the words in. Many people will click on these suggestions and you can pick up nice long tail keywords with exact matches that no-one else is competing exactly on. The will be competing with "new homes" but you will have an advantage.
I hope that helps.
Andy