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ROI refers to the profitability of an advertisement copy. It is an extrapolation computed by KeywordSpy to gauge how effective an ad is, based on its frequency of appearance in search engine listing.

ROI is computed as follows:

ROI= (Days Seen*Percentage Seen)/Number of Days Seen since Last Seen

Example:
An ad copy for the keyword “Send Flowers...” was seen 15 days out of 20; the ad copy was seen 2 days ago

Number of Days Seen: 15
Percentage Seen: 15/20= 75%
Number of Days since Last Seen: 2 Days
ROI = (15*75%)/2 = 5.6

Indicates the type of an advertisement copy.

If the ad copy belongs to an affiliate of one of the affiliate network that KeywordSpy supports, the result will be the affiliate network where the affiliate belongs to.

If the result indicates a N/A value, it means that the ad is a general PPC ad copy.

The keyword which pertains to the ad copy.

Refers to the estimated volume or number of searches for a keyword within a month’s period.

Our Average Cost per Click (CPC) metric comes from Google API. The actual CPC of a keyword is probably lower than this.

The purpose of this extrapolation is to show relative estimated cost among keywords that advertisers bid on.

Refers to the Average Position of an ad copy in PPC search engine listing.

The number of days the ad was seen in PPC search engine listing.

The dates when the ad copy was first and last seen by KeywordSpy in search engines’ PPC listing.