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can you still get penny clicks from 7seach?

by q3rage
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I heard they upped their minimum bid now to $0.05 however someone said there were ways to get clicks for $0.01 (this was a quote from a while ago so that is one reason why I am asking). I was wondering if this was still possible even with their new bidding prices. I'm asking because if they upped their new bidding prices wouldn't this affect the method used to get those penny clicks in the first place?
#7seach #clicks #penny
  • Profile picture of the author wAvision
    who cares...their traffic is complete garbage. Not even worth a penny.
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    • Profile picture of the author Vinny3001
      Originally Posted by wAvision View Post

      who cares...their traffic is complete garbage. Not even worth a penny.
      I Agree. Have tried before and was a waste of time
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  • Profile picture of the author q3rage
    maybe after some testing you can get some conversions or at least some decent clicks to make it worthwhile. I heard the trick is to focus on blacklisting the bad IPs THEN optimizing your campaigns.

    there's gotta be SOME people banking else they wouldn't still be in business. they been at it since like 99'
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  • Profile picture of the author Kherk Roldan
    Again, I get huge traffic in 7 search but not converting.
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  • Profile picture of the author ChrisBa
    Originally Posted by q3rage View Post

    I heard they upped their minimum bid now to $0.05 however someone said there were ways to get clicks for $0.01 (this was a quote from a while ago so that is one reason why I am asking). I was wondering if this was still possible even with their new bidding prices. I'm asking because if they upped their new bidding prices wouldn't this affect the method used to get those penny clicks in the first place?
    The last time I checked (a while ago) you could change some bids to 0.02.. unfortunately the days of penny clicks are over (from 7search at least)
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