Comments on: MIVA Pay Per Click Marketing http://zacjohnson.com/miva-pay-per-click-marketing/ Let the Reign Begin Wed, 23 May 2012 23:26:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Dustin http://zacjohnson.com/miva-pay-per-click-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-59489 Dustin Sat, 24 May 2008 09:29:14 +0000 http://zacjohnson.com/miva-pay-per-click-marketing/#comment-59489 Unless your making the amount of money that Zac Johnson, John Chow, Shoemoney and Jonathan Volk COMBINED are making in a month's time, I doubt anybody would go for $20 PPC! LOL... but I am going to wait for Zac to try this out and then I'll decide from there. Unless your making the amount of money that Zac Johnson, John Chow, Shoemoney and Jonathan Volk COMBINED are making in a month's time, I doubt anybody would go for $20 PPC!

LOL… but I am going to wait for Zac to try this out and then I'll decide from there.

]]> By: CT Moore http://zacjohnson.com/miva-pay-per-click-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-58887 CT Moore Thu, 22 May 2008 08:53:58 +0000 http://zacjohnson.com/miva-pay-per-click-marketing/#comment-58887 $20 a click? I'd be very surprised if you could get that consistently. $20 a click? I'd be very surprised if you could get that consistently.

]]> By: Zak Show http://zacjohnson.com/miva-pay-per-click-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-58801 Zak Show Wed, 21 May 2008 20:25:23 +0000 http://zacjohnson.com/miva-pay-per-click-marketing/#comment-58801 Affilate marketing is a high paying nich so i expected to see bids from 1$ to 20$. With a 0.09$ a click it's seems to not be a high quality traffic. Affilate marketing is a high paying nich so i expected to see bids from 1$ to 20$.

With a 0.09$ a click it's seems to not be a high quality traffic.

]]> By: Wade http://zacjohnson.com/miva-pay-per-click-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-58794 Wade Wed, 21 May 2008 19:27:38 +0000 http://zacjohnson.com/miva-pay-per-click-marketing/#comment-58794 It looks kind of neat. Do they offer a service for the rest of us like Adsense? I'm not really interested in displaying my ad on other sites right now. I am looking for other free services, similar to Google's Adsense. Shudogg Dot Com - <strong>Make Money Online Blogging</strong> It looks kind of neat. Do they offer a service for the rest of us like Adsense? I'm not really interested in displaying my ad on other sites right now. I am looking for other free services, similar to Google's Adsense.

Shudogg Dot Com – Make Money Online Blogging

]]> By: Stak Loaded - How to http://zacjohnson.com/miva-pay-per-click-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-58778 Stak Loaded - How to Wed, 21 May 2008 17:40:04 +0000 http://zacjohnson.com/miva-pay-per-click-marketing/#comment-58778 What kind of conversion rates are we talking about? I'm interested in trying it, but I'd like to wait until Zac has time to test it and let us know how it works. What kind of conversion rates are we talking about?

I'm interested in trying it, but I'd like to wait until Zac has time to test it and let us know how it works.

]]> By: CT Moore http://zacjohnson.com/miva-pay-per-click-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-58771 CT Moore Wed, 21 May 2008 16:42:01 +0000 http://zacjohnson.com/miva-pay-per-click-marketing/#comment-58771 @Jason Forthofer, Something you have to bear in mind about second tier search engines is that the nature of the traffic is completely different. A lot of it is coming through search arbitrage, and depending on the niche of the keywords involved, that can mean a lot of things. The thing with second tier search engines is that they have tiered feeds. The trick, then, is to (1) be either a big spender or big affiliate so that you get their attention, and (2) form a relationships with them so that you can get them to either deactivate certain traffic providers or keep your bids in the higher tiered feeds. @Jason Forthofer,

Something you have to bear in mind about second tier search engines is that the nature of the traffic is completely different. A lot of it is coming through search arbitrage, and depending on the niche of the keywords involved, that can mean a lot of things.

The thing with second tier search engines is that they have tiered feeds. The trick, then, is to (1) be either a big spender or big affiliate so that you get their attention, and (2) form a relationships with them so that you can get them to either deactivate certain traffic providers or keep your bids in the higher tiered feeds.

]]> By: Jason Forthofer http://zacjohnson.com/miva-pay-per-click-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-58770 Jason Forthofer Wed, 21 May 2008 16:36:32 +0000 http://zacjohnson.com/miva-pay-per-click-marketing/#comment-58770 Worth a second shot, but they used to totally suck. Low bids usually mean...they still suck. Worth a second shot, but they used to totally suck. Low bids usually mean…they still suck.

]]> By: CT Moore http://zacjohnson.com/miva-pay-per-click-marketing/comment-page-1/#comment-58769 CT Moore Wed, 21 May 2008 16:32:58 +0000 http://zacjohnson.com/miva-pay-per-click-marketing/#comment-58769 As far as the quality of Miva's traffic goes, I used to work for one of their feed exchange partners and we saw very good conversions on their traffic. Granted, the level partnership we had with them meant that we were sending each other higher-end traffic, but needless to say, that high quality traffic is there. I imagine that anyone who can manage a PPC campaign properly, then, wouldn't have too much to worry about. As far as the quality of Miva's traffic goes, I used to work for one of their feed exchange partners and we saw very good conversions on their traffic. Granted, the level partnership we had with them meant that we were sending each other higher-end traffic, but needless to say, that high quality traffic is there. I imagine that anyone who can manage a PPC campaign properly, then, wouldn't have too much to worry about.

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