Which is the best PPC network

How much is the min investment in 7 search, can you please me...

No idea to go on particular site for ppc..
Where I'll get complete ppc work detail and earning strategy.

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I am new in ppc side.. please helpe me by yours information

My recommendations:
1. adword
2. yahoo ad network
3. bing

I agree with U, Adwords is expensive

You are right. I tryed them and the cost is incredubly high and if you do not create a verry good perfect campaign you could end with a lot of nosense click that does not bring you any money.

Haven't tried yahoo and bing but Google adwords and 7search are really good. For adwords, if you dont do it the right way, then you can lose some bucks in the initial stage, but consider it as your learning experience. You can always start with 7search with low budget and low cpc. Just go through their tutorials and you can get started.

Agree with Google, Bing, 7S...these are all very good. Don't discount some direct buys and/or the odd Buy&Sell Ads type sites that offer PPC.

Your own tracking/analytics scheme is paramount to success, sort out how to evaluate the click traffic in great detail and you can mint money from your campaigns.

It's hard work and diligence which most people can't/won't do. More for those of us that will I suppose.

Google AdWords
Facebook Ads (for some products and emotionally charged information)
Microsoft/Bing AdCenter

Hi amalrichard,

Many people ask about PPC networks, which is best, and you get lots of opinions, however it seems some opinions are from people who have little, if any experience with these networks.

So how does one decide which is "best" for themselves? You need to first ask yourself what it is that you hope to gain from the ad network. While the answer might seem obvious, you will see that people use a variety of criteria to base their decision on which is best.

Let me propose a very simple method of discovering, not only which ad network is best, but which keywords and interest groups are best within those networks. All of the major PPC networks allow bidding in competitive auctions to set the price per click of ads on their network. So you see it is the advertisers themselves that determine the Cost Per Click based on what they are willing to pay, which generally is determined by the value per click.

So it goes that the ad network with the highest CPC is also the "best", as determined by actual advertisers who carefully measure the value per click and adjust bids to capture that value in the most efficient manor they can muster. As several people have asserted in this thread, AdWords does indeed have the highest value per click of all the networks, which manifests in the higher CPC that you see.

Generally speaking, the higher the CPC the higher the value, and the greater the potential profit. So if it is profit you seek, you are most likely to make the most profit in ad networks with the highest CPC. I realize for some this may feel counter-intuitive, but if you engage your brain and give it some thought you quickly realize that the networks aren't setting the prices, advertisers are and they know better than anybody what the value per click is within the network.

Conversely, the ad networks with the lowest CPC are likely the worst networks, the ones that offer the least value per dollar of ad spend, and you will generally be well served by avoiding low cost PPC networks as they are low cost because they have little to no value.

Naturally, there are some rare exceptions, outliers we call them. Please realize these are rare and generally not sustainable, and seldom worth pursuing.

Another thing to consider is your own experience and skill levels. If you are inexperienced and going up against experienced and highly skilled marketers, you might not be able to extract the same value from PPC traffic as your more competent marketers are, and for this reason you may be tempted to chose cheaper less effective ad networks, but this too is usually a mistake. Most ad networks will allow you to set daily budget limits and you can keep your costs inline while you develop your skills to the point you can compete effectively.

If you are unable to invest the time and resources into learning PPC marketing, then hire someone experienced to get you to profitability quickly. I don't think selecting the worst PPC networks and putting out the least effort to learn is a winning strategy. If you want the best results, hire the best people, and advertise on the best networks.

Very well said - never stop testing and looking for more keywords, as otherwise you won't be able to succeed.

What about networks that accept paypal? Which?