edwin008

Hello all,

In the previous post. I have seen "CHAD" and "PPC-Coach" shared their strategy on how to bid in 7search. As they said they bid low "low low to one penny" and wait it out.

I have chosen two offers in neverbule and set up two campaign in 7search. One campaign bid 0.1 and another campaign bid 0.01 to 0.02. The campaign I bid high does bring some conversions in the first and second day. After the third day one or two words in that campaign will eat 70% my daily budget. these two words has bring me Conversion, So I lowered the bid. After I do it, no conversion at all.

To the campaign I bid 0.01 to 0.02, for 3 days, It just have one click. Should I still bid low and wait it out?

Regards,

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Omid

I'd keep an eye in the smart bid. It is really not important to be the first bidder but it is important to have a catchy headline!

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edwin008

Title is important. I have customized the title and description for different keywords and let this campaign display in more countries. Hope this will help.

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edwin008

Any other suggestions? Hope CHAD and PPC-Coach can have a look on this thread.

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7SearchBrad

Edwin008, you pose a great question. Yes, 7Search has a minimum bid of $0.01 and many people will tell you that you don't need to bid any higher than this. The thing to keep in mind is that 7Search partners with over 500 different traffic providers who are displaying our advertisers ads into their serps. At the same time, they also have their own advertisers so they are selecting our advertisers based on bid prices. Yes, some of them will display 7Search advertisers exclusively into their serps. However, there are many instances where your ad will not even be selected by our traffic partners due to a low bid price. I would recommend taking it step by step and monitor the situation as you go along. If you are comfortable at $0.01 then hold tight. If you would like to see if you can tap into new traffic sources then I would suggest increasing your bids even slightly to see what price begins to bring additional clicks.

There is no right or wrong bid. It ultimately depends on your comfort level and budget.

Let me know if I can address other questions by emailing me at bstanley at 7Search dot com.

Thanks again, Brad

AlexMaurice

Hi there, I have been dealing with 7Search for now 2 weeks. It is maybe early to make a judgement but Google Analytics shows that the "Average Time on Site" is ... 00:00 for every single clicks. I have a dietary supplement business and I have click from ghost sites like macabrescene.com. I will be cancelling my account after my 50$ are spent...

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Alex

edwin008

Thanks for you reply. I have create 3 campaigns and lowered the bid for one campaign. I'd like to create 5-6 campaigns to test how it works. Unfortunately, 7search can only submit 1000 keyword. I have to delete keyword to create new campaign.

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speedylikesKJ

You can contact 7search team and ask them to increase keyword limit also .

edwin008

I haven't track my campaign with GA. So, I don't know the average time on site. It does bring me some commission at beginning. after that, there is no signup at all. 7search is an old ppc network and their service is good so I still want to test it for two or three weeks.

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edwin008

thx. they have increased keyword limit for me.

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ChrisBa

It also really depends on the niche/keywords, if you are bidding on a saturated keywords you will have difficulties