Comments for PPC primer http://www.ppcprimer.com Get primed for effective pay per click marketing! Sat, 17 May 2008 04:36:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.11 Comment on Two beefs with the AdWords MCC interface by PPC primer http://www.ppcprimer.com/2007/google-adwords/two-beefs-with-the-adwords-mcc-interface#comment-6979 Wed, 19 Mar 2008 18:50:32 +0000 http://www.ppcprimer.com/2007/google-adwords/two-beefs-with-the-adwords-mcc-interface#comment-6979 Thanks Kapil! I'm up on Denman Island, not too far from Nanoose. Did you pick up the AdWords Winning System? Yes, it is a very clear, concise and effective program. GREAT to hear that you've been achieving success with it!! Thanks Kapil! I'm up on Denman Island, not too far from Nanoose.

Did you pick up the AdWords Winning System? Yes, it is a very clear, concise and effective program. GREAT to hear that you've been achieving success with it!!

]]> Comment on Two beefs with the AdWords MCC interface by Kapil Desai http://www.ppcprimer.com/2007/google-adwords/two-beefs-with-the-adwords-mcc-interface#comment-6978 Wed, 19 Mar 2008 18:24:18 +0000 http://www.ppcprimer.com/2007/google-adwords/two-beefs-with-the-adwords-mcc-interface#comment-6978 Sam! What's going on man?! You're a fellow BC boy like me! (I'm from Nanoose Bay, Vancouver Island :-)). Anyway - I just wanted to say that your program is AWESOME, and I highly recommend it to ANYONE out there! Thanks in part to Sam, I am now kicking arse in my OWN buiness endeavors. Anyway - great to see a fellow BC boy doing so well. Keep on rocking! Cheers. Kapil Desai. Sam!

What's going on man?! You're a fellow BC boy like me! (I'm from Nanoose Bay, Vancouver Island :-) ). Anyway - I just wanted to say that your program is AWESOME, and I highly recommend it to ANYONE out there! Thanks in part to Sam, I am now kicking arse in my OWN buiness endeavors.

Anyway - great to see a fellow BC boy doing so well. Keep on rocking!

Cheers.

Kapil Desai.

]]> Comment on The Ultimate Guide to Google AdWords by PPC primer http://www.ppcprimer.com/2007/reviews/the-ultimate-guide-to-google-adwords#comment-6605 Tue, 26 Feb 2008 18:55:04 +0000 http://www.ppcprimer.com/2007/reviews/the-ultimate-guide-to-google-adwords#comment-6605 Thanks for your comment, Alex! Great blog you have. I've subscribed and added you to my blogroll here on ppcprimer.com. Thanks for your comment, Alex! Great blog you have. I've subscribed and added you to my blogroll here on ppcprimer.com.

]]> Comment on The Ultimate Guide to Google AdWords by Alex Cooper http://www.ppcprimer.com/2007/reviews/the-ultimate-guide-to-google-adwords#comment-6600 Tue, 26 Feb 2008 12:45:13 +0000 http://www.ppcprimer.com/2007/reviews/the-ultimate-guide-to-google-adwords#comment-6600 Graet Review of the book. I love this AdWords book - should be on every AdWords users bookshelf! Graet Review of the book. I love this AdWords book - should be on every AdWords users bookshelf!

]]> Comment on Click fraud: A good reason to avoid Google's content network by PPC Hero : Why You Shouldn’t Worry About Click Fraud http://www.ppcprimer.com/2007/click-fraud/click-fraud-a-good-reason-to-avoid-googles-content-network#comment-1630 Wed, 25 Jul 2007 18:04:38 +0000 http://www.ppcprimer.com/2007/click-fraud/click-fraud-a-good-reason-to-avoid-googles-content-network#comment-1630 [...] Google has made similar strides in allowing more visibility into protecting yourself from click fraud. The biggest piece of this puzzle is of course the Placement Performance Reports and the Site Exclusion Tool. Since there is a lot of chatter that Google’s content network is to blame for an increase in click fraud, these tools allow advertisers to see each site and its performance over time. Then you can then choose whether or not to exclude those sites. Of course there are other things that can be done to mitigate the effects of the content network like separate content from search campaigns, simply bid lower on the content network, and track the content network like a hawk. [...] […] Google has made similar strides in allowing more visibility into protecting yourself from click fraud. The biggest piece of this puzzle is of course the Placement Performance Reports and the Site Exclusion Tool. Since there is a lot of chatter that Google's content network is to blame for an increase in click fraud, these tools allow advertisers to see each site and its performance over time. Then you can then choose whether or not to exclude those sites. Of course there are other things that can be done to mitigate the effects of the content network like separate content from search campaigns, simply bid lower on the content network, and track the content network like a hawk. […]

]]> Comment on Click fraud: A good reason to avoid Google's content network by PPC Hero : Click Fraud, Invalid Clicks and Everything In Between http://www.ppcprimer.com/2007/click-fraud/click-fraud-a-good-reason-to-avoid-googles-content-network#comment-1628 Wed, 25 Jul 2007 17:10:54 +0000 http://www.ppcprimer.com/2007/click-fraud/click-fraud-a-good-reason-to-avoid-googles-content-network#comment-1628 [...] Google has made similar strides in allowing more visibility into protecting yourself from click fraud. The biggest piece of this puzzle is of course the Placement Performance Reports and the Site Exclusion Tool. Since there is a lot of chatter that Google’s content network is to blame for an increase in click fraud, these tools allow advertisers to see each site and its performance over time. Then you can then choose whether or not to exclude those sites. Of course there are other things that can be done to mitigate the effects of the content network like separate content from search campaigns, simply bid lower on the content network, and track the content network like a hawk (those Placement Performance Reports again). [...] […] Google has made similar strides in allowing more visibility into protecting yourself from click fraud. The biggest piece of this puzzle is of course the Placement Performance Reports and the Site Exclusion Tool. Since there is a lot of chatter that Google's content network is to blame for an increase in click fraud, these tools allow advertisers to see each site and its performance over time. Then you can then choose whether or not to exclude those sites. Of course there are other things that can be done to mitigate the effects of the content network like separate content from search campaigns, simply bid lower on the content network, and track the content network like a hawk (those Placement Performance Reports again). […]

]]> Comment on Have you been solicited lately by ExpoActive? by Cristina http://www.ppcprimer.com/2005/reviews/have-you-been-solicited-lately-by-expoactive#comment-196 Tue, 16 Jan 2007 21:21:54 +0000 http://www.ppcprimer.com/2005/reviews/have-you-been-solicited-lately-by-expoactive#comment-196 I was just contacted in the past few days about a specific company ad that they want to place on my site. After reading these comments and problems I just tried to contact the company directly to ask them if they are working with expo and their contact us page (which is only email) will not work. There is no way of contacting them at all. I also emailed expo and asked them to send me more info on their offer and I have not heard back from them either. Thank goodness I did not sign up with them!! So sorry for everyone's losses and I would for sure get a lawyer involved also because there are probably so many others experiencing the same thing. I was just contacted in the past few days about a specific company ad that they want to place on my site. After reading these comments and problems I just tried to contact the company directly to ask them if they are working with expo and their contact us page (which is only email) will not work. There is no way of contacting them at all. I also emailed expo and asked them to send me more info on their offer and I have not heard back from them either. Thank goodness I did not sign up with them!! So sorry for everyone's losses and I would for sure get a lawyer involved also because there are probably so many others experiencing the same thing.

]]> Comment on Have you been solicited lately by ExpoActive? by Kymber Dreams http://www.ppcprimer.com/2005/reviews/have-you-been-solicited-lately-by-expoactive#comment-70 Fri, 27 Oct 2006 06:04:13 +0000 http://www.ppcprimer.com/2005/reviews/have-you-been-solicited-lately-by-expoactive#comment-70 I started advertising with them back in Dec. 04. I have accepted two Direct Ad Program offers.... my total is now just over $570.00us and I can't withdraw it... keeps telling me the balance has to be over $100.00. I have written MANY, MANY emails to EVERY email address I can find on the site and even a few made up ones and have NEVER gotten a response. It's looking like a total scam... sad thing is... there are people out there PAYING THEM... but they AREN'T paying or responding to US! When you contact a lawyer... let me know also... I'd like to see where this goes! Kymber I started advertising with them back in Dec. 04. I have accepted two Direct Ad Program offers…. my total is now just over $570.00us and I can't withdraw it… keeps telling me the balance has to be over $100.00. I have written MANY, MANY emails to EVERY email address I can find on the site and even a few made up ones and have NEVER gotten a response. It's looking like a total scam… sad thing is… there are people out there PAYING THEM… but they AREN'T paying or responding to US! When you contact a lawyer… let me know also… I'd like to see where this goes!
Kymber

]]> Comment on Have you been solicited lately by ExpoActive? by Eugene http://www.ppcprimer.com/2005/reviews/have-you-been-solicited-lately-by-expoactive#comment-59 Thu, 07 Sep 2006 03:46:24 +0000 http://www.ppcprimer.com/2005/reviews/have-you-been-solicited-lately-by-expoactive#comment-59 Expoactive. They f*cked me over, big time. I got about $200 accumulated. I can't even withdraw any of it. I sent them a total of 20 emails, and just recently contacted verisign. I'm going to speak with a lawyer soon, if this doesn't straighten out, we can make a big case against them. EXPOACTIVE=SCAM Expoactive. They f*cked me over, big time. I got about $200 accumulated. I can't even withdraw any of it. I sent them a total of 20 emails, and just recently contacted verisign. I'm going to speak with a lawyer soon, if this doesn't straighten out, we can make a big case against them. EXPOACTIVE=SCAM

]]> Comment on Have you been solicited lately by ExpoActive? by d. http://www.ppcprimer.com/2005/reviews/have-you-been-solicited-lately-by-expoactive#comment-43 Mon, 24 Apr 2006 11:40:17 +0000 http://www.ppcprimer.com/2005/reviews/have-you-been-solicited-lately-by-expoactive#comment-43 Hi, Well I've been with them for 3,4 months, and guess what. No payment, and no answering the mails. I was thinking of contacing verisign and see what they can do about it. I guess not much. If I would be able to get address from them, that can be also beneficial (go there, break some legs, etc... ) :). Anyhow, to cut the story short, I got $400 accumulated, since I had some direct advertisers on my site, and I cant make payment at all. Also, I can't get an answer from them, since nobody seems to answer the emails. Wish we can make something our of it. Breaking legs seems like the only option at the moment, provided we find out adress. Cheers all, and good luck. D. Hi,

Well I've been with them for 3,4 months, and guess what. No payment, and no answering the mails. I was thinking of contacing verisign and see what they can do about it. I guess not much. If I would be able to get address from them, that can be also beneficial (go there, break some legs, etc… ) :) .

Anyhow, to cut the story short, I got $400 accumulated, since I had some direct advertisers on my site, and I cant make payment at all. Also, I can't get an answer from them, since nobody seems to answer the emails.

Wish we can make something our of it. Breaking legs seems like the only option at the moment, provided we find out adress.

Cheers all, and good luck.

D.

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