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Working With PPV Marketing
Thursday, October 28th, 2010

Pay Per View Marketing presents a breakthrough in web marketing campaigns. Being a revised version of the earlier pay per click stratagem, it deems to be more efficient and highly significant to today’s ever competitive online advertising industry.

More than just a fad, PPV Marketing’s increasing recognition is owed to the premise that this cost-effective method guarantees to generate more opportunities to convert page visits into cash. Unlike PPC, PPV Marketing is not governed by the frequency of clicks but by the number of views – and so the name “pay per view” applies.

With over thousands of web-based marketing enthusiasts scattered over the internet, getting at the forefront of the advertising turf is such a hurdle to overcome. But one could take refuge in the notion that there are adequately available resources all over the worldwide web that embrace your desire to attract the most traffic and in return spawn the most sales. Affiliate programs can be one of the keys but a few more techniques can let you propel the lead.

Start your Pay Per View Marketing campaign right by discerning the precise keywords and URLs for you to bid. Needless to say, your keywords warrant tantamount attention as you give to your site aesthetics. In all marketing strategies ever known, keyword research spells out essential for them to succeed.  Knowing what keywords target your audience gives you the cut above the rest. As for the experts, established markets were positioned at the pedestals by taking advantage of low-hanging keywords – these are those that guarantee the lowest competitions with notably remarkable traffic. For some, bidding on the keywords is not the wisest action to take due to issues of creating hundreds of nuisance pop-ups for every keyword highlighted. Yet to prove the contrary is a vast collection of marketing success stories gaining favor in the power of keyword focus.

At the same weight of importance in Pay Per View Marketing are the URLs that you bid on. Through URL bids you are making certain that a user displays prior curiosity in services, products or businesses you want to promote. You might want to do a prior search for a relevant keyword or key phrase then subsequently sort out URLs enlisted under sponsored search register. Think of the advantages: You do not only create a line of attraction between potential customers and the market you want to endorse but you are also initiating an act of making users and viewers get  accustomed to new window browser pop ups once they hit a link.

As online advertisers, we are in for cash conversion and our pains do not end there. Bidding alone does not take us into top ranks nor does it create enough qualms or fuzz of whatever we want to market. We painstakingly continue by monitoring the progress of our investments in web publicity. Available all over the net are user-friendly keyword and URL bids software and tools that assist advertisers to handle numerous campaigns. These programs eliminate the need for redundant checking and counterchecking but instead allow results-centered evaluation at a timely pace. With that said, we are betting on acquiring a greater return of investment with the shortest time and the least expenses.

The profits attached to PPV Marketing could be really enticing but we are yet to equally consider the responsibilities we need to partake. It takes morsel of experience and tons of research to master the formula of successful keyword and URL bidding yet the value behind the catch explains a parallel reason why Pay Per view Marketing is heavily utilized nowadays.

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PPV or PPC: Which Is Better?
Thursday, September 23rd, 2010

There are dozens of modern way advertising on the Internet and that was spearheaded for the last six years or so with PPC (Pay Per Click) marketing. It is predominantly administered by Google Adwords. There are numerous PPC sites like Adbrite, Kontera, Infolinks, Yahoo Search Marketing (formerly Overture) and MSN’s Adcenter.  There are more but it is Google Adwords that’s predominant when it comes to PPC.

The ads manifest as sets of words that have been pre-written by you and appear only on webpages where the content is relevant to what you’re selling based on the words you’ve chosen. Some Internet marketers have seen PPC (Pay Per Click) as a goldmine…but many others have felt they do not get good results, or could do much better.

Then came PPV (Pay Per View) marketing, Instead of costing a few bucks per clicked ad, PPV Marketing costs you only pennies to make a far better ROI–and not just in terms of time spent, but clearly in terms of your bottom line, too. With a mere $1, PPV can send you 100 super targeted visitors, people just waiting to buy from you.

What’s more, you can forget all about needing to compose targeted ads, researching the ten thousand “hot tags” that are floating around and being used by everyone, and taking so many shots in the dark that don’t result in sales but do cost you money…those couple of bucks per click-through do add up quickly. Unlike PPC Marketing, PPV Marketing is almost risk-free. While an unsuccessful PPC campaign can cost you hundreds of dollars, an unsuccessful PPV Campaign won’t cost you more than a couple of bucks.

PPC and PPV differences

PPV refers “Pay Per View”. PPV is used for cost per view advertising or contextual advertising. You will get paid when any visitor opens your web site or blog o forum. Moreover, you will also get paid when the visitor clicks on ads within the text on your webpage or blog or forum.

While, PPC stands for “Pay Per Click”. When someone clicks on your ads of your website or blog or forum, you’ll get paid.  But you won’t get paid even they visit your website or webpage.

Pay-per-click is loosing its popularity day by day and many publishers doesn’t suggest to use pay-per-click because of their bad experiences i.e. account freezing for invalid clicks. It’s also seen that many people earn more than $100 but their account is being disabled for some reasons.

“Keyword”, another factor of PPC is playing much for the earnings. Keywords may be expensive or inexpensive. If the keywords are expensive, those are going to the next page ads. It really breaks down the high expected earnings.

PPC ads are similar to Google AdSense ads and the format is quite common to all. As most visitors are quite familiar to these types of ads, now-a-days people are ignoring this type of ads.

For PPV, keyword has a lesser role. You don’t need to think about keyword the way you do with PPC and there is no effect of successive analyzing and deploying of keywords. But for PPC you must have to care about this.

For PPC, you see several ads. For example, if you are visiting a site and there is an ad of latest computer. Say, a visitor click on the ad and it redirects to a “non-working page” or “error 404 page” or other place which has no relevance to the ads. The visitor won’t  like it and he or she click the back button of the browser and from that time never feel interest to click such type of ads. Thus you are loosing lots of visitors every moment if the ads are not properly working.

Throughout the discussion, it’s clear that PPV is always secure because it pays you when the visitors are on your web page or blog. PPC may offer high earnings but it’s not risk free. You may get earn much through PPC but you can’t tell the future of PPC. If the AdSense advertisers banned your account, you have not said regarding that issue. I think, if you can organize your articles / contents of your website or blog or forum, you can earn much every month through PPV.

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