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It's a retail site, btw.
We're willing to consider pretty much anything that's web media spend and can happen ASAP.
Also - Banner buying resources could be helpful too, we're doing Google site-targeting but it's not spending or producing results fast enough.
quality of traffic will vary, but if you bid near the top, you will get the traffic.
most of those sites will have you up and running in about 48 hours too.
Matt
If you must 'spend' it in the next few days then (if your Yahoo ROI is good) change your payment method and load the account with the money. This will allow you spend it over a period of time and use the new budget in ways that are not last minute (or use the Google and Yahho part on Google until Yahoo hits $0).
If the spend is seasonal and must be actually spent in the next 4 days then I can't add to the above suggestions (apart from going aggressive on Google).
If you are selling online and making a profit margin of 40%, what ratio is the cost to the revenue? If your cost is $25, your revenue is $72, your cost/revenue ratio is 34.7%. That means you only have 5.3% gross profit before paying other online expenses. Most businesses don't evaluate their online spend this way. Profit is the name of the game, and net profit (profit after all online expenses) is nirvana.
Did I just coin a phrase, GYM? I think I'll use it for now on!
justablink
I would recommend pulse360. It is the content product of kanoodle. lots of big name distribution. I use them for alot of volume buys. Other than that the rest is all second level stuff like miva and industry brains and quigo.
