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Google Adwords Stories - good/bad?
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Just wanting to know your experiences with Google adwords.
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Our organization works with thousands of retailers, and we receive many more positive testimonials about Google AdWords than Overture.com (a Yahoo! company). This may have to do with a number of variables:
- Average CCP (cost per click) is often lower on Google
- Overture's keyword marketing support has been subpar (this may have improved after Overture was acquired by Yahoo)
Good luck
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waste of your money and your time you can get a much better effect with good PageRank and a good listing on Google ,yahoo ,msn and the others
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I've been working with both overture and adwords lately for a company.
In my experience it seems that adwords more or less pays for itself...... it will increase sales, but the cost will more or less eat the extra profit. So the only real benefit is exposure.
Overture is operated in such a wonderful way..... it is forever taking money for no reason which in the long run means they are sitting on your cash anticipating click throughs.
The cost of both can be kept down by forgetting about being the top bidder, you dont neet to be top bidder to get the clicks, so I tended to bid second or third most..... saving a lot!
I do agree though that a good ranking (regular) is much much more cost effective although I do also know of a number of people making very very good money using adwords with their affiliate sites and links.
Adsense on your site is a much more satisfying experience. (those ads top right on here) -
You're comparing two products that don't compete though... google adwords service google syndicated search sites... overture handles their own syndicated websites... google may me more testimonial, but if you ONLY use google adwords, you're missing a huge market that overture services.
moonlitsun wrote:Our organization works with thousands of retailers, and we receive many more positive testimonials about Google AdWords than Overture.com (a Yahoo! company). This may have to do with a number of variables:
- Average CCP (cost per click) is often lower on Google
- Overture's keyword marketing support has been subpar (this may have improved after Overture was acquired by Yahoo)
Good luck
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