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My 7search PPC success

by macmani
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I recently started a 7search PPC campaign. My spend was 80 dollars and returns 290 dollars. So, thats a nice chunk of profit. My niche is sports, concerts, and theater tickets. This is a competitive market and clicks can go up to 2-3 dollars on adcenter and adwords, however 7search was great with my maximum cpc at around 30 cents a click. The traffic is not much but conversions were at about 1.5 to 2 % which is okay when you compare the CPC is 30 cents a click. 7 search is a good network and you can make money with it.
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  • Profile picture of the author pamon
    pretty good return on income. assuming you were linking to affiliate site for ticket sites? congrats
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  • Profile picture of the author iknowhow
    Originally Posted by macmani View Post

    I recently started a 7search PPC campaign. My spend was 80 dollars and returns 290 dollars. So, thats a nice chunk of profit. My niche is sports, concerts, and theater tickets. This is a competitive market and clicks can go up to 2-3 dollars on adcenter and adwords, however 7search was great with my maximum cpc at around 30 cents a click. The traffic is not much but conversions were at about 1.5 to 2 % which is okay when you compare the CPC is 30 cents a click. 7 search is a good network and you can make money with it.
    So if you say you gain profit as 290/80, you average price per sale should be minimum (100%/1.5%)*$0.30*290/80=$72.5. That seems a lot. Is that right??
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