Not looking to sell a product, but increase traffic

so need cheap ppc sources

[OddDog]

any ideas on who to buy cheep traffic, with no sales needed to be achieved.

this site does not sale a product but promotes a geographical zone.

any ideas?

[Loki99]

What do you consider to be cheap traffic?

[Compworld]

Easy, use the following PPC sites:

Ah-ha.com
Click-seek.com
Kanoodle.com
Goclick.com

CompWorld

[hobbnet]

pageseeker.com
brainfox.com
search123.com
xuppa.com
epilot.com

Most of these sites send low quality , but it's typically cheap.

[OddDog]

Thats great people

thank you,

I guess anything for 0.05€ or less.

[juliet]

Anybody has any other ppc search engines, which i can try on..?

[FinditQuick]

I'm not trying to self promote, but we can give you a free trial on our ppc engine.

[trafficlown]

try galaxysearch.com as well.

[CPCtalk]

Kanoodle Has a free bid money. No credit card need.

[safe.kanoodle.com...]

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Nathan Richardson

[edited by: seth_wilde at 12:33 am (utc) on Dec. 1, 2003]
[edit reason] no url's in sig please [/edit]

[payperclickguru]

Don't forget:
Mr. Wordsmith
7Search

:: ppcg

[Dave_Hawley]

Hi OddDog

I have tried most of the very cheap PPCs out there and while they are cheap, the traffic is small to non-existent.

The cheapest way to get lots of targetted traffic is to be reasonably placed in Google. Hunt out link exachanges with as many similar sites as possible, add lot's of linked content pages, then sit back and wait. It will cost you $0.00 and give you heaps more traffic than the PPC's

Dave

[IanKelley]

Here are a few cheaper PPCs not mentioned so far.

goclick.com
iqseek.com
feedfusion.com
searchgalore.com

I receive/received a large amount of traffic from all of the above. Quality, however, varies greatly.

[Andy_Reid]

We would be happy to give you a trial run of our PPC, too. I won't do a URL drop, so Sticky Mail us for more info.

[Cmsweb]

Site optimization seems to be a better solution than ppc. I would start with with your Meta Tag and Meta Descriptions, then look at your keyword selection throughout your site. Good site optimization is one the best/cheapest long term way to generate traffic.

Unless you have a way to generate revenue within your site (ecommerce), I would not even consider ppc--unless you have money to burn.

You could check out isubmit.com and see what submission packages they have available.

[martinibuster]

Regarding Kanoodle, all I have to say is, Eeeew.

I did their free trial and received hits now and then from fake looking search sites that suspiciously had the same template look.

Kind of looked like a bunch of search sites set up by someone who sets a click-bot loose on them. I have not been able to get ip or clickstream data from Kanoodle traffic, so I think it's bots.

Just my experience.

[photonstudios]

I spent 100$ with Kanoodle.com and 50$ with ah-ha.com. Both of them bring low quality traffic! (just my experience) I would not recommend these particular PPC engines to anyone. I have much greater success with google AdWords. Has anyone else experienced the same poor quality traffic from these particular PPC's? Could anyone recommend any other PPC's that bring quality traffic? (excluding Overture).

[Visit Thailand]

I have to agree with Cmsweb that the easiest way to generate traffic is to work on your site.

Mind you if you want traffic at low prices I would try Google.

The numbers using google compared to these others mentioned is enormous and there are plenty of "good value for money" keywords around if you look closely enough.