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Any experiences using PPC on MSN?
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06-05-2007, 11:08 AM
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Any experiences using PPC on MSN?
I was wondering if anyone here has done a PPC campaign on MSN. I've heard that their fraud control is lacking compared to Google, but I was wondering if the price was right, why not grab extra traffic without a huge expense. Has (or is) anyone used MSN PPC services?
  
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06-05-2007, 12:23 PM
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Re: Any experiences using PPC on MSN?
Charles - I have not used PPC so I am totally worthless as far as any input to help you with your decision.
But do keep us informed and updated with what you find out.
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Glenn Ginsburg 2006 FIVE STAR: Best in Client Satisfaction Naples Real Estate Agent - Gulfshore Life Magazine
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06-05-2007, 04:41 PM
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Re: Any experiences using PPC on MSN?
From looking over our referral logs for our Phoenix real estate site, we've ranked very well in MSN over the years, but don't get much traffic. So, our focus has pretty much been Google, Google, and well... Google.
We tried PPC in Google and found it pays much better to rank organically! Although, fraud controls were not as tight then, so maybe it is more profitable now to use Google PPC. Back when MSN was in their beta testing, we held the first 14 spots (ha-ha, that was quality, huh?).
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