Lower cost cpc options than Google, Yahoo, MS adCenter to promote a new online business
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I've seen other posts on this forum, but have not found any current advice.
We all know that using Google, Yahoo, Microsoft adCenter are expensive for cost per click adwords or banner ads as their costs for key words are very expensive.
Like most of us on this forum, I need to promote my online service in the most cost effective way I can.
Apparently there are other paid ad networks (like Casale, Adbrite etc) that are one notch under the big boys, and they're just as expensive, and in many cases they won't even do business with small businesses that cannot afford their minimum monthly spend limits.
Can anyone on this forum share their experience and suggestions in using much smaller ad networks that actually have brought excellent results without breaking the bank.
If one does a search for ad networks there seems to be an endless supply. I've seen other posts on this forum where people respond "You have to experiment and see what works for you" ... which may be correct to a certain extent.
But for the most part I think we're all pretty much targetting people that are actively involved in an online e-commerce business in one form or another. We're all trying to sell a service to help people improve their bottom lines from their online sales.
So we're all trying to reach website owners and online sellers.
And there must be certain adworks that do a better job at delivering cost effective ads (lower cost than the big boys) than others.
For example .. here is a list of the top 20 e-business websites:
Top 20 Most Popular eBusiness Websites
You need a massive budget to advertise on any single one of these websites. So personally, I cannot consider any of these for my ad campaign.
But there must be other smaller scale ad network opportunities out there that little guys like me can afford, that are effective in delivering ads to website owners, online sellers, and people involved in ebusiness.
If you have specific recommendations, please let me know.
(NOTE: I cannot respond to PM messages as I do not have 50 posts on this website. If you have coments, please reply below instead of sending me a PM. Thank you.)
We all know that using Google, Yahoo, Microsoft adCenter are expensive for cost per click adwords or banner ads as their costs for key words are very expensive.
Like most of us on this forum, I need to promote my online service in the most cost effective way I can.
Apparently there are other paid ad networks (like Casale, Adbrite etc) that are one notch under the big boys, and they're just as expensive, and in many cases they won't even do business with small businesses that cannot afford their minimum monthly spend limits.
Can anyone on this forum share their experience and suggestions in using much smaller ad networks that actually have brought excellent results without breaking the bank.
If one does a search for ad networks there seems to be an endless supply. I've seen other posts on this forum where people respond "You have to experiment and see what works for you" ... which may be correct to a certain extent.
But for the most part I think we're all pretty much targetting people that are actively involved in an online e-commerce business in one form or another. We're all trying to sell a service to help people improve their bottom lines from their online sales.
So we're all trying to reach website owners and online sellers.
And there must be certain adworks that do a better job at delivering cost effective ads (lower cost than the big boys) than others.
For example .. here is a list of the top 20 e-business websites:
Top 20 Most Popular eBusiness Websites
You need a massive budget to advertise on any single one of these websites. So personally, I cannot consider any of these for my ad campaign.
But there must be other smaller scale ad network opportunities out there that little guys like me can afford, that are effective in delivering ads to website owners, online sellers, and people involved in ebusiness.
If you have specific recommendations, please let me know.
(NOTE: I cannot respond to PM messages as I do not have 50 posts on this website. If you have coments, please reply below instead of sending me a PM. Thank you.)
The PeerRenters app is like an AirBnB for stuff. Users list their items for rent on the app, and geolocation allows locally trusted people to rent your stuff. And you make money.
The PeerRenters app is like an AirBnB for stuff. Users list their items for rent on the app, and geolocation allows locally trusted people to rent your stuff. And you make money.