What PPC platform do you use?

Which is the main PPC platform that you use?

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I have only used Facebook so far and they seem all right. However they deny pretty much 90% of email/zip/mobile stuff that I submit. Would 7search be good for this kind of stuff?
 


My family is in amway, we sell to each other and make MAD monies. I can get you in under me. It's like a triangle...
 
What about putting some billboards on homeless people, they get a job and we get new age advertising.
 
I think you're lost.

This obviously belongs in the noon section. Any marketer worth warm piss uses any and all traffic sources available to them. Figure out a campaign that works then scale to as many sources as possible.
 
Some old adwords campaign is still working for me, tweaking day/night timings is starting to irritate me though.
 
I tried Adwords a while ago for a Clickbank product. It didn't bring so much profit so I gave up. Maybe I try it later again. Lately I used Stumbleupon ads as well for a CPA offer, but it didn't work as I imagined. Need some more tests on that.
 
Been using bing for some time, quality of the traffic is surprisingly good.
Hoping that the yahoo merger would give it more volume, that seem to be the problem with bing, they got no volume ...
 
Google, Yahoo or Bing add does not support Pharmacy products, so we are working with other platforms that have traffic for our niche.

Cheers!
 
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Not sure if serious, try to type "male enhancement pills" they show ads even in my country lol
 
Believe me... I tried :D

Those are White/Black/Grey SEO sites not PPC advertisers.

The main Search Engines do not allow the promotion of online Pharmacies even though they have the FDA approval.

You have other SE that allow it and actually, they bring nice traffic.

Cheers!
 
why I am seeing ppc ads in adwords for example then ?

Yeah, there are some seo sites for sure as well. But ppc present as well. There are for sure some "review sites" cloakers, but I see direct advertisers as well from US ip and lot of them. Some even free trial ones.

And each of them saying in bottom that they are not approved by FDA:)
 
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