How to Get Cheap Cost Per Click Advertising

Monday, February 15, 2010
By Mathew Gregson

Cost per click advertising is one of the first things people turn to when it comes to driving traffic to a website on a fixed budget. Everywhere you look in marketing magazines and forums the chatter is all about PPC. When you are looking for a cost effective way to guide people to your website fast, PPC is considered by many website experts to be the best way to go.

So, after I launched my new website I started a PPC campaign right away. I will say I did get the fast surge of traffic that I expected. As a matter of fact, it happened almost overnight! Soon I was getting click after click. The problem was the cost was not as low as people said it would be.

I can’t tell you how many times I had to use up my profit by sinking the money right back into PPC ads. To be perfectly honest I thought I would make much more money with PPC than I did.

After a couple of months, I kept noticing the same pattern of high charges from Google and low sales. It started to become very aggravating to me. I began to fear that I might start losing money from my website! I knew there had to be a better way. I had been so focused on PPC and I was so frustrated.

I am so relieved I came across it. PPV has truly changed the way I will advertise my web pages forever. PPV Stands for Pay Per View. Pay Per View Is the same as Pay Per Click… except it’s a lot easier, and less expensive.

PPC can be as much as $4-$30 (Yes, 30!!) per click. But with PPV the cost can be as little as $0.01 for each time your website is displayed. Now there’s a difference between a click and a view that you should be aware of. A click can be faked… which means that you could be paying people to click through to your website and then leave immediately.

But with PPV you will get a real person that is interested in looking at what you have to offer. That is called targeted advertising. Targeted ads are the best way to turn a profit from your Ad spends.

Anyone that can do a PPC campaign can run a Pay Per View campaign. I think it’s easier and more cost effective than PPC. Investigate it for yourself and see if PPV can make a positive difference for your marketing efforts.

Mathew Gregson shares his PPV traffic and Cost Per Click Advertising discoveries at http://costperclickadvertising.wetpaint.com/. Check out his Cost Per Click Advertising website for more information before everybody is on the bandwagon!


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