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totalnet
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 Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2005 1:09 am Post subject: Display PPC Ads |
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Think about this...
Many of the PPC Networks now offer XML feeds for the ads they allow you to display on your web pages. In addition these feeds are keyword specific and contain keyword releveant content.
This means that you can now display keyword targeted PPC Links along with Keyword specific content on all of your web pages. The benefit? Your pages have more relevant content which is good for both visitors and the search engines.
The big benefit? When visitors click on one of the links for the PPC ads, you generate revenue. This means you can create more revenue from your exsiting traffic.
One of the challenges of implementing the XML feed is that is takes a little be of techie know-how. However, there are many tools popping up that make it very simple to implement these feeds and start generating money instantly.
If you are interested in learning more about a tool that can implemnet PPC XML feeds for you, check out [Self-promotional link deleted. Admin]. There is a link to it in my sig file.
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john2698
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| Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2005 10:21 am Post subject: |
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I would disagree on your here as ppc networks normally contain alot of paid listings that link to poor quality sites, which will then damage your site.
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totalnet
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| Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2005 1:31 pm Post subject: |
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Well, I don't think you are familiar with how XML feeds and PPC Networks are designed. Let me explain why your vague statement is really misinformed.
All links are dynamic and go through the leading PPC Networks which have good (even high) pageranks so there isn't even a remote chance of what you are trying to infer is correct. In addition the script implements the nofollow tag on all outgoing links to minimize any PR bleed caused by outgoing links.
In addition, I have many pages that use the script with a top 10 ranking in Google, Yahoo and MSN.
I hope this helps clear up your assumption about the linking used in PPCProfitMachine.
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john2698
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| Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2005 2:18 pm Post subject: |
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I was mainly referring to ppc search engine xml feeds. Alot of there advertisers are promoting not all that good looking sites within them and if you then use their xml feed on your site, you are also promoting them not so good looking sites. So you visitors will then clickthru to them and thing they are not all that good. They will then click the next link within the xml feed content on your site and that is also not that good and they will then click of your site thinking that it is a lot of rubb*ish and then never return.
Not all ppc networks/search engines are the same so the ppc network that you are referring to may only have quality advertisers, which would be a good thing.
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totalnet
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| Posted: Mon Apr 25, 2005 5:47 pm Post subject: |
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Hi,
Thanks for the comment about PPCProfitMachine. Most PPC networks are free to join since they earn their revenue from you placing their links.
Most also have a simple to use Javascript feature that will allow you to place feeds on a site using Javascript. That has some drawbacks, but it will work. Search Engines spider's can't crawl the content, and there's no way to combine feeds like PPCProfitMachine can do.
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Sunshine
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I can conceive of the fact that if someone is already getting visitors to his site that he may earn money for clicks on PPC ads.
But do you think that a PPC feed could actually bring more visitors to your site through the search engines (provided of course that search engines can crawl your site's content) ?
In other words is this a viable method of bringing in more traffic to your site?
Any thoughts from anyone?
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eclickzcom
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| Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2005 6:39 am Post subject: |
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| Sunshine wrote: | I can conceive of the fact that if someone is already getting visitors to his site that he may earn money for clicks on PPC ads.
But do you think that a PPC feed could actually bring more visitors to your site through the search engines (provided of course that search engines can crawl your site's content) ?
In other words is this a viable method of bringing in more traffic to your site?
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I am the owner of eClickz PPC search engine and we have active paid listings being distributed on all of the major top tier search engines and have noticed a large increase in sites linking in and this number is growing enoumously. It has also boosted our Alexa ranking into the top 100,000 sites and still going up. Take a look by searching for "eclickz" on Google or any other major engine.
We also offer our own XML feed and many other options for web publishers to increase revenues from their website(s). Visit our website for more information if interested.
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learn2earn
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| Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2005 6:48 am Post subject: |
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Here is the review of PPC Profit Machine:
http://www.associateprograms.com/ppcprofitmachine-review.shtml
I think it sounds promising as long as one have targeted visitors. My only concern is the ability to "create" pages based on certain profitable keywords and later what the visitors see are only pages with links. I am saying this because I have seen some sites that do this and I think it is not very good for the long term.
Thanks.
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AllanGardyne
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Whoops! Many thanks for the alert. The mixed up links have been fixed now.
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robertb
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Don,
Sorry, but what you're describing is already being done via Google Adsense at much higher payouts per click than a majority of what other PPC engines could offer.
It's not delivered via "XML" but javascript essentially displays the same thing for the end user: the ads. The only difference is the content of the ads could be spiderable if you're using XML, but to most people that's really no big deal.
It was a nice blatant promotion for your signature though... 
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Brad Waller
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| Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2005 4:49 pm Post subject: |
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I don't know anything about Don's service and how the ads are displayed, but the idea of XML served PPC ads is quite different than AdSense. We've been using XML PPC content for a few years now, and that fact that these ads are text and not locked into a specific layout size makes a big difference in implementation.
If all you want is a banner replacement, then AdSense is just fine. But if you want to supplement search results, insert appropriate content, or anything else like that, then AdSense is out of the question. We could not use AdSense (or AdSense for search) for these pages:
http://epage.com/ (enter a search term in the box and the "Featured Ads" are PPC)
http://epage.com/js/browse/4100000.html (the bottom three Feature Ads are PPC)
http://epage.com/js/browse/n0/10101000.html (all five Feature ads are PPC)
We insert from three to five PPC ads from our XML feeds to beef up our content and earn money at the same time. We could not use AdSense for these areas, and we do not want to use AdSense for search for our main search because it will distract from our main purpose and not perform as well as our internally built search, which can serve our ads instead of just search results.
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| Quote: | Well, I don't think you are familiar with how XML feeds and PPC Networks are designed. Let me explain why your vague statement is really misinformed.
All links are dynamic and go through the leading PPC Networks which have good (even high) pageranks so there isn't even a remote chance of what you are trying to infer is correct. In addition the script implements the nofollow tag on all outgoing links to minimize any PR bleed caused by outgoing links.
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I am a newbie to rss/xml but doesn't what your talking about happen before the page is generated? Isn't what the search engine is seeing the final result, the links to the actual vendors? If I am wrong then is it ok to display rss feeds from anyone, without worring who you are linking to? |
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