KeyWord Spy Expert Needed: Will Pay $100 For A Report
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I need someone with a KeyWord Spy subscription and experience (or a similar tool that has Canadian data) to do a one time CPC report that answers these questions:
(1) Who are my client's main competitors in paid search?
(2) What is the estimated ad spend by the the five top competitors?
(3) What keywords and ads are working best for the competitors?
(4)) What is the CPC for the top 20 keywords in the niche.
(5)) Any topline suggestions for my client re: next steps.
That's it! I don't want to be overwhelmed with masses of extraneous detail. This should be an easy assignment for someone with required expertise. Possibility of more work to implement and/or optimize CPC campaign.
Reply via PM with experience. Ideally, send a sample past report (okay to black out client names)
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