The guys who pay 1 to 2 Bucks Per Click...

[mike]

Hey, Jeremy , Dave and Richard, etc...

Do these guys who pay 1 to 3 bucks per click on sites like 7search.com where gambling advertising is allowd make money???

I mean, that seems excessive...

What is your opinion on these guys??

This always make me wonder, 2 bucks a click. DAMN!

Thanks..

[richardb]

Mike,

Save your money. 7search.com does not generate any quality traffic and if they do, its probably fake clicks. Paying 2-3 bucks per click is OK if you are getting a lot of traffic and a lot of sign ups. The most I ever paid was about 4 bucks for the phrase "empire poker" on Google. Believe me, it was worth every penny. The remaining search engines that allow PPC (pay per click) for online gambling in the United States is worthless. You may want to try Overture UK which allows online gambling ads. I scooped up a few Pacific Poker players using that method.

[mike]

Appreciate the advice, I put $100 bucks into 7search and have spent 50 so far, but I wont put anymore...

I will try overture UK too..

For a experienced guy like you Rich. What are the conversion rates for people who visit and download and play to real money..

Like per visit to the site and download...

And if they make a play money, how many plays to a real money account....

I imagine the Click to Download ratio is at least 20% and the play to real money at least 7%.

Not sure... But would be interesting to know.. These are just my guesses from someone who knows nothing about it...

you have an opinion on the convertion rates?

[richardb]

Mike,

7search.com is taking advantage of the massive amounts of affiliates. They will cheat Affiliate A for a few hundred bucks, but Affiliate B is ready with a pocket full of money to replace him, then Affiliate C will replace B, and Affiliate D will replace C, etc. I would say they are not making any money.


My conversion at Party Poker is 10-20%. 10-20 RMP per 100 Total sign ups.