LookFour.com Express listings

anyone used this?

[exmoorbeast]

Interested to see if it's working - they are offering a free credit this month.

[IanTurner]

Not using them here, to be honest its the first I've heard of them are they new?

[exmoorbeast]

I was forwarded a media pack by one of my traditional bricks and mortor businesses - it looked very slick and they are predicting a large growth in traffic over the next few months. They offer image based ads too. Sticky me if you want to have a look at this.

I am not sure where they get their traffic from at the moment - there is a chance that it could be laregely Google based in which case I suppose you could weigh up the cost using a OVT / Espotting / Adwords / Mirago comparison once you knew how many clicks you were getting?

[TinkyWinky]

Be careful of their 'stated' traffic. We were quoted XXX thousand for a particular financial product, only to check Hitwise to see that was their entire site traffic.

Would like to know what their USP is... there's too many sites like this out there already.

Not sure how far the Lookfour.co.uk name will disseminate into the public arena either.

Sorry guys I wish you luck, but short of Google SERPS, getting your traffic is either paid or by lucky breaks, quirky features or as a one-stop shop.... aka portal.

[ukwebmaster]

Just received my first call from LookFour (and expecting them to continue to call every month like IOmart).

Quoted 10 million users per month :)

Quoted £600 for 1 keword per year.

Explained my listing was already number one, via their tie-in with Mirago, and even with Mirago (and all their partners) I had only managed to spend £326.71 for 17 number one keywords over the last 18 months - so thanks but NO.

Not knocking Mirago. I would love to spend more with them. They have the cheapest cost per conversion, but they don't have that much traffic.

[exmoorbeast]

Think they quoted me 250 pounds....and less traffic. They must have grown a lot in the last couple of weeks then. ;-)

Mirago will definately grow - they are into profit and hungry for the distribution, and as one of the last great Britsih PPC outposts, I wish them luck!