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Google Testing Pay Per Action Ads

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  1. pitumbo

    pitumbo Peon

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    #41
    That's an excellent point...for it to work it would have to be endorsed not only by google and the advertisers, but the webmasters as well. I feel a bit more reassured :D
     
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    #42
    Check this out- http://services.google.com/payperaction/.

    It's going to be a nightmare for affiliate companies including pay per click being under a major threat. I believe if this works out adsense might become totally pay per action from pay per click.
     
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    britishguy Prominent Member

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    #43
    Looks good to me will suit our needs for sure :)
     
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  4. ryanman

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    #44
    It will be very good for merchants.
     
    ryanman, Mar 21, 2007 IP
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    MeetHere Prominent Member

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    #45
    So this is going to beat other CPA competitors like CJ or azoogle or clickbank :)

    How can publishers signup for it ?
     
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  6. ryanman

    ryanman Active Member

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    #46
    It's in beta at the moment only for advertisers. But this for sure will wipe out all those affiliate companies as no one can sell better for you than google itself.
     
    ryanman, Mar 21, 2007 IP
  7. Rohit patel

    Rohit patel Prominent Member

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    #47
    Wow this better for advertisers. So this is bad for us who use Google Adense because we don't get money for Pay Per Click.:(
     
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  8. ryanman

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    #48
    But pay per action makes you more money if you have quality traffic.
     
    ryanman, Mar 21, 2007 IP
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    #49
    So we have to signup for this new PPA account? Can't we use our current adsense account?
     
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    #50
    how much we will get from one action ?
     
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    #51
    It's not open for publishers yet. They're asking the merchants or advertisers to sign up with their adwords id for testing.
     
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    #52
    Depends on what you are selling for them.
     
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    #53
    Precisely why some of us are unhappy :D
     
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    #54
    Really good news. This will surely help webmasters to earn better.

    I am a Happy one here. :D
     
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    #55
    Yes but it won't be as easy as adsense. It's harder to make sales than to get clicks.
     
    ryanman, Mar 21, 2007 IP
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    #56
    if its Hot cake , we can sell easly ... i think clickbank will be die
     
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    #58
    It might be but in past I had been performing well with lead generation and other things compared to the clicks thing. And I think nowadays visitors also know what this adsense is. So they don't click it.

    Atleast they will get something new :D
     
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    #59
    yawn.. they just keep on copying and copying . No FRESH IDEA. BORING
     
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    #60
    Well right from the beginning it's always been this way. Google search engine was a modified copy of aol. In business world people copy whatever works as long as it's lucrative.
     
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