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PPC Management Company Advice?

by danOVR
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I'm sure this has been discussed to death, but I looked through many of the old threads and read a ton of reviews online... yet still completely in the dark on which company to go with.

I'm considering JumpFly.com and WhiteSharkMedia.com, but I'm honestly not sure what reviews to believe. It seems that the internet is flooded with so much BS these days that you can't trust anything.

So Warriors, I value your opinion... what companies do you recommend for PPC?
#advice #company #management #ppc
  • Profile picture of the author fredp
    Why would you not give a try by your own? :p

    It is not over-complicated...

    Here's an example of a procedure:
    1. Keyword selection with GWT(including kwds in [] and "") or Keyword Elite etc..
    2. Copy ad creation(with SpeedPPC for example)
    3. Landing-pages creation with A/B split testing
    4. Track with prosper202 or tracking202 and remove bad performing keywords
    5. Scale
    6. Rinse and repeat with other websites/CPA offers

    I hope this help

    I can organize a "Wetransfer" for you with all needed materials, just PM me
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  • Profile picture of the author Boricua
    Originally Posted by danOVR View Post

    I'm sure this has been discussed to death, but I looked through many of the old threads and read a ton of reviews online... yet still completely in the dark on which company to go with.

    I'm considering JumpFly.com and WhiteSharkMedia.com, but I'm honestly not sure what reviews to believe. It seems that the internet is flooded with so much BS these days that you can't trust anything.

    So Warriors, I value your opinion... what companies do you recommend for PPC?
    That's because there really aren't much real reviews about it or they promote themselves offline way to much instead of online..among the many others reasons.

    But in regards to both companies setup fees, I mean $600 and...
    JumpFly One Time Setup Fee - $1,495*
    is beyond me if there REALLY into small pop/mom stores or small businesses getting started with Adwords. Those services surely seem to be classified as 'small business' according to the SBA, but SETUP FEES for a small business with a low budget? Not helpful at all in my opinion..but almost EVERYTHING is negotiable so I am sure you can waive those fees if you contact them and assure them a 2-3 monthly commitment. I can't speak for them but I sure can conclude from my end that those setup fees can mostly be to ensure their time isn't wasted in start-up research with 1-2 month runners. Contact them and negotiate, those are retail prices and good negotiators often don't pay the upfront asking price
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    • Profile picture of the author danOVR
      Originally Posted by fredp View Post

      Why would you not give a try by your own? :p

      It is not over-complicated...

      Here's an example of a procedure:
      1. Keyword selection with GWT(including kwds in [] and "") or Keyword Elite etc..
      2. Copy ad creation(with SpeedPPC for example)
      3. Landing-pages creation with A/B split testing
      4. Track with prosper202 or tracking202 and remove bad performing keywords
      5. Scale
      6. Rinse and repeat with other websites/CPA offers

      I hope this help

      I can organize a "Wetransfer" for you with all needed materials, just PM me

      Thanks for the reply. The problem is the amount of time I can dedicate to the marketing side of things. I've already tried Bing/Google ads without much luck, and I'd really like to have someone else manage it. Of course, it's useless unless I find someone good


      Originally Posted by Boricua View Post

      That's because there really aren't much real reviews about it or they promote themselves offline way to much instead of online..among the many others reasons.

      But in regards to both companies setup fees, I mean $600 and...


      is beyond me if there REALLY into small pop/mom stores or small businesses getting started with Adwords. Those services surely seem to be classified as 'small business' according to the SBA, but SETUP FEES for a small business with a low budget? Not helpful at all in my opinion..but almost EVERYTHING is negotiable so I am sure you can waive those fees if you contact them and assure them a 2-3 monthly commitment. I can't speak for them but I sure can conclude from my end that those setup fees can mostly be to ensure their time isn't wasted in start-up research with 1-2 month runners. Contact them and negotiate, those are retail prices and good negotiators often don't pay the upfront asking price
      Well, if they really bring in business... even the setup fee isn't a big deal. Of course I'll try to haggle with them, but man is it hard to find a solid company these days!
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  • Profile picture of the author Joseph Kay
    Hi,

    Take a look at AdvertwiseOnline.com. It's my company and I guarantee results.

    If you have any questions, you can give me a call personally.
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    Google Adwords Expert at AdvertWise. Visit our website at www.AdvertWiseOnline.com
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  • Profile picture of the author DizenSounds
    Can you not do it yourself?

    I think the best way is to manage the own ppc campaign in beginning. Another company wont watch the bottom line like site owners.
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