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PPC ads somewhere besides Google or Yahoo

by sbprofessor
5 replies
Hi,

I have a product that I want to run PPC Campaigns for, both banner and txt ads. However, I feel I've become too reliant on Yahoo and Google. I'm wondering if there are some other good ad networks/search engines to run a PPC campaign on.

I've tried Marchex and Adbrite with limited success. My site is now converting over 2% so my goal is to send as much traffic as humanly possible to it.

Any suggestions and help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Rich
#ads #google #ppc #yahoo
  • Profile picture of the author Eric Goldstein
    Hey Rich,

    The other big guys like MSN, AOL, Lycos,
    Netscape and FAST are good sources.

    I also like display ads as well. I came across
    a really cool tool/site that is rockin' the
    display arena ... check it out a website
    called iPromote.

    Lots of success ...

    Eric
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    • Profile picture of the author sbprofessor
      Eric,

      Thanks so much for the quick response. It looks like ipromote.com is a pretty intriguing banner network solution, but they seem kind of expensive. It looks like their default is set to a $1.00 a click, that seems egregiously expensive.

      Just
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Mayhew
    Look at
    Pay Per Click Search Engines Reviews - PPC Advertising
    Signature

    IMO Partnership. A National Insurance Marketing Alliance.
    http://www.imopartnership.com/

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  • Profile picture of the author sbprofessor
    Sorry, that cut off for some reason. I was just asking if you had any experience with I-promote and if so what your experience was.

    Thanks again,
    Rich
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  • Profile picture of the author sbprofessor
    Michael,

    I just wanted to thank you also, I may have found some promising leads on the the payperclicksearchengines dot com site.

    Thanks again,
    Rich
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