whoyou
msg:3101920 | 2:30 pm on Sep 29, 2006 (gmt 0) |
Does Ask have a similar adsense program for publishers?
Thanks
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Fortuneaff
msg:3106671 | 12:08 pm on Oct 3, 2006 (gmt 0) |
The thing about Ask.com paid marketing is the budget facility. They want you to predict your clicks etc. and then you have to give a budget figure. All good and well but then you have to deposit the whole budget amount for the first month into the first payment. For my liking this is ridiculous. Why should I have to pay for my first test advert $3000. In my opinion this is a major mistake on Ask.com part. Their missing a huge opportunity by cutting out most normal advertisers. We don't want to give them $3000 to test if the thing works. Follow Google and MSN on this issue and don't be greedy. $5 is fine.. and then charge us for the clicks. Ok.. I think I've let off enough steam now.
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spike2131
msg:3108111 | 1:37 pm on Oct 4, 2006 (gmt 0) |
I agree the budgeting requirement is a major stumbling block. I committed $50 to a test campaign last month. It didn't work out, so I turned it off. Then this month, I got billed for another $50.... and I wasn't event running any ads. Maybe its my fault for not finding the correct switch in the UI that says "stop billing me already", or maybe its their fault that even a switch is necessary. At anyrate, this pay in advance makes me very uncomfortable, and it does prevent me from trying new campaigns. Pay as you go is much better.
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vite_rts
msg:3108142 | 2:13 pm on Oct 4, 2006 (gmt 0) |
Pay in advance is okay if like with yahoo the account switches off when the money runs out, but this sounds like choose monthly subscription in advance I guess i'll continue to give em a miss
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