Anyone know some good PPC engines to sign up with?

[ginostylz]

Are there some good PPC to advertise on?
I currently participate with Adwords, overture, kanoodle, and a few others that went out of bussiness or sold out to Google and lost my money.
Another forum I read a lot deletes posts about some of the other ppc engines.

[ephricon]

I do just overture and google, and truthfully i really dont see much from overture. Google IMO is the only one really worthwhile.

[GuyFromChicago]

I do just overture and google, and truthfully i really dont see much from overture. Google IMO is the only one really worthwhile.

I would have to second that. I've played around with just about every PPC out there, and Google Adwords is the only one that's consistently brought me traffic - traffic that has a consistent conversion %.

[magellan]

I would use AdWords and Overture.

[Geir]

I would AVOID looksmart.

I am sure others have better experiences, but for us, they delivered little real traffic, and periodically drained our account with massive amounts of bogus traffic. They refused to investigate, and would not issue a credit for any of the fake traffic.

AdWords has been our best performer...

:) Geir

[SEbasic]

I hear that Mirago is really good...

[T0PS3O]

Does anyone use yahoo shopping through Pangora (pangora.com). They do the shopping portals for Yahoo and some others...

Worth the £0.25 a click?

[Bizcut88]

Findwhat has been doing much better over the last 2 or 3 months.

[Joel Naten]

One of our partner sites has advertised in numerous different ways. Spents thousands to advertise, and came to the conclusion that Google Adwords is the only PPC that drives consistent worthwhile traffic. I imagine the reason is that most of the traffic they drive is through their search engine and AskJeeves search engine.

[Blazerunner]

Ive used www.nbcsearch and there very good. I've tried many others and they dont even compare

blazerunner.com

[directportrait]

I have had the best results og adwords, I tried goclick and Overture without much luck.

Kim

[naveen_in]

How about www.clicksor.com

[dnworld]

clickor or targetfirst i think u must give them a try

[jawinn]

I've been running overture for a new site I bought and haven't seen much. I'm going to switch to G next month if thinks don't improve.

I'll also say that getting ads approved by overture is a pain but their phone support is pretty decent.

[SEbasic]

I hear that Mirago is really good...Oh my god, I can't believe that I actually said that...

Ignore my post above - Mirago isn't that great.

[RickHendershot]

Thanks for the info Blazerunner.

[chazz]

Has anyone used the new Ask Jeeves PPC campaign tools yet? My ads are still running there through my Google PPC but wanted to know if anyone has done both. It seems they are running in tandem until AJ has enough inventory filled. Just curious if anyone has seen direct results for their campaigns yet.

-c

[GuyFromChicago]

Check it out.

Looks like another directory to me. Is there some PPC marketing element I'm missing?

[IloveSuperpages.com]

what is the point in steering away from Google or Yahoo/MSN engines?? they are recieving more than 88% of all searches........ my suggestion is to stick with Yahoo SM (Overture) or Google.

also the company I work for now has an extended distribution ppc network offering which includes the above. Makes sense to me....

if you want results..... go to where the traffic goes.

[mddv]

clicksor.com isnt worth it not much of a conversion rate stick with google and is by far the best. Overture i would rate sencond best.

[tesla]

I read about a website called Context Web in a web marketing magazine recently. I've been to their site and they claim they can bring more targeted ads than their competitors. I haven't used them, you may want to take a look at them. I personally use google Adwords. I've gotten good results with them.

[career_info_fun]

the ppc search engines u are using are enough i don't think u need more ppc advertising

[Blackbeard]

I wouldn't bother with much beyond Google and Yahoo. MSN AdCenter is still a bit jankedy and doesn't get a ton of traffic yet, so it's hard to spend your money over there. Focus on Google and Yahoo. Yahoo can be a lot cheaper than Google if you know what you're doing. The problem is their interface kindof sucks a lot.

[ehdmi]

MSN has thus far been a dud. Overture(Yahoo!) is fantastic...can't believe the negativepost here...Google works very well also.

GoClick, stunk
abcsearch, not that great
brainfox, SCAM
search123, a waste of money

Hope that helps!

[farooqaaa]

:confused: I am confused, someone is saying Clicksor is good, somone is saying google,adbrite etc..

Which one is the best?

[SearchQueen]

I've tried pretty much every engine out there and have found Google and Yahoo to be the best. Yahoo's interface is a bit hard to work with but it does become easier with experience (just gotta push through the initial frustrations). I'm now seeing nice traffic come through for my affiliate programs at a slightly discounted rate compared to Google.

MSN can be hit or miss; really depends on the campaign you're promoting. I've ran some of my Clickbooth offers on MSN and have secured the top spot for less than $.35 a click, compared to $.75 or much more on Google or Yahoo. The quality of traffic is actually pretty decent, just don't expect to see huge volume come through.

[misshoney]

I say google & Overture bring the best traffic

[xboxundone]

Google brings most and best interface. but Yahoo you can get traffic cheaper and same with MSN but interfaces are just ok IMO.