Where do my ads show up?

by Nick ASD

Posted: 10 years ago 7 replies

AD NETWORKS

I signed up for 7search yesterday as I've read a lot of good things about it on this forum. I've gotten a decent amount of impressions and a couple clicks from my two ads so far.
3,223 imp
14 clicks
But can anyone tell me where these ads are showing up? Like if I used Adwords they would be on Google...does 7Search use other search engines?

#ads #show

harrisunderwork 10 years ago

I guess you need to pass the referrer as subid so you can block bad traffic source.
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Okenyon 10 years ago

7Search is heavily toolbar based - meaning users download a toolbar plugin and then search via it and your ads are shown.

Also advertisers can use there search engine widgets on their sites and if searched on they get paid.
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- Nick ASD 10 years ago
  
  Oh alright. Is this popular in the United States? I had never heard of them until a couple days ago so I'm not sure if it's worth the time and effort or if I should just use Google
  
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Greedy 10 years ago

The majority of 7Search traffic is from this such as:

3rd Tier Search Engines
Toolbars
Park Domains
Pop-Up Ads

...and other low quality traffic sources. But the good news is these sources can work because:

1. The CPC is so low.
2. You can block bad referrers. (So make sure you do it.)

You can read Peerfly Luke's great guide on blocking bad refers here:
Blacklisting Bad Performing SubIDs on 7Search
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- Nick ASD 10 years ago
  
  Great thank you I'll read up on it
  
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PPC-Coach 10 years ago

80% comes from their publishers, 20% comes from searches.

So it's like Google's content network AND search network all in one. Except different sites and you can't split the campaigns like you can on Adwords. Each one responds differently because one is passive and the other is active searches.

It's a bit tougher to use that way but if you get into the premium sites you can do well.
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- Nick ASD 10 years ago
  
  How would I get on a premium site?
  
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