Any good Pay Per Click Networks other than Google and Bing ???
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Hi Guys
Can anyone recommend any good Pay Per Click Networks other than Google and Bing where you can target customers via keywords and in the same manner as Google ??
Google is becoming way to expensive for us and so we need help looking at other pay per per click networks
Thank you for any help
Gareth
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Hey Garth,
These are all great options listed, and I'm sure there are more that you can explore (don't forget Gemini, Yahoo's native advertising platform).
I would like to briefly touch though on the part of your post where you mentioned that Google is too expensive. Do you have an experienced person managing your PPC efforts? There are many things that could be contributing to the expense of your Google campaign. If you haven't looked into having a third party review your campaigns, I would highly recommend it. (but don't have Google look, they just want you to spend more money.)
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Thank you John really appreciate you sharing..
Are there any other sites you can recommend that are content driven like the ones you mentioned ?
Gareth
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If content marketing - I add in
Outbrain
Taboola
We do very well with these.
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Hi Umar
Great thank you - I am trying out a few of these today to see if they are any good
Thanks
Gareth
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Hey Gareth,
Luckily there are multiple alternatives available but you need to run a pilot phase with them before totally skipping adwords and bing ads.
Try our these:
- Facebook (I'm not kidding)
- Adroll
- 7 Search
- Info Links
- AdSonar
- Clickstor
Hope this helps!
Umar
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