pay per search engines

[hal]

I'm looking for pay per search engines where one can submit mass keywords from a database or txt file.

Cheers

Hans

[WiredGuy]

Almost all of them do... If they don't contact their sales and tell them you have large volume of keywords, they'll usually accomodate your request.

WG

[hal]

Hey WG, I seem to remember you were involved in pps marketing.. mind sparing a few mins on ICQ?

Hans
36961214

[SaNteria]

http://www.lazyquest.com

[WiredGuy]

Hi hal,

I am no longer telling people much about my marketing strategies on PPC's since people started to use these techniques against me and plainly copy and paste my site(s). I can provide general advice, but no details on any specifics.

ICQ # is in the profile...

WG

[desipapa]

Mojo Search (http://www.mojosearch.com/wsignup.php3?abbu)
They pay .06 per unique search.

[Happy]

WiredGuy, it took you so long to realize that? :D
What did you expect other than competing you directly? :D

[WiredGuy]

Happy:

I expected a certain degree of respect. One webmaster copied one of the sites I bought out and simply changed the refcode. Good thing the sponsor I deal business with has been working with me for the past year or so and has more loyalties than this newbie ripper.

WG

[Jizar ll]

I have a general question:

I would like to try overture for advertising for a site, but i would like to hear if its even doable because my product costs 20$ and i can´t offer 2.95$ memberships" like most of the top listings do in their Titles/Descriptions. Should i write the actual price and then get fewer but better clicks? or should i leave out the price and pray to god that my site will make them pull out their CC´s even though my competitors, below/ontop on me, in the listings offer a much "cheaper" membership fee??

Regards:-)

[manga]

Originally posted by Jizar ll:
<STRONG>I have a general question:

I would like to try overture for advertising for a site, but i would like to hear if its even doable because my product costs 20$ and i can´t offer 2.95$ memberships" like most of the top listings do in their Titles/Descriptions. Should i write the actual price and then get fewer but better clicks? or should i leave out the price and pray to god that my site will make them pull out their CC´s even though my competitors, below/ontop on me, in the listings offer a much "cheaper" membership fee??

Regards:-)</STRONG>

Always put the price in. You don't want to pay for unqualified hits on Overture. It can get very expensive.

[manga]

Test

[Happy]

Wired Guy, you are right to expect respect, but think you were a newbie, with little knowledge of the market. If you are given a solution, "do it as I did (because I made good money with that)", what would you expect that guy to do? He would just copy your site (with a few changes) and make the same thing as you did. Even veterans would do that, if they found out after years some things they did not think about would bring them a shitload of money.

[TeeBee]

Originally posted by WiredGuy:
<STRONG>Almost all of them do... If they don't contact their sales and tell them you have large volume of keywords, they'll usually accomodate your request.

WG</STRONG>

OVERTURE:

Thank you for contacting us.

If you would like to submit new listings or make modifications to existing
listings, please use the “Manage Listings” section of the DirecTraffic
Center. At this time, we are unable to accept submissions in a different
format.

Please do not hesitate to contact us if we can be of any further
assistance.

Sincerely,

Kate Brooks
Client Services
Overture

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[WiredGuy]

TeeBee: You need to spend at least $1k/month with Overture for them to accept spreadsheets.

Happy: I never revealed my tactics or website URL. He just picked a website to copy and it happened to have been mine.

WG