What’s Happening With Pay Per Action?
| Posted by: Eric Cho • Comments: 0 | Oct. 24th, 2007 |
I’ve been trying to find results and updates on how Google’s pay per action test are progressing but not much has been mentioned it seems on the world wide web. I have however, seen some progressing trends in pay per click and marketing through PPC certainly seems to be getting more complex and difficult. Some observations I’ve made with Pay Per Action: Complete article on What’s Happening With Pay Per Action?
There’s always talk about which strategy of generating traffic is better. The true loyal members in their departments have continuous arguments on why they are better but honestly, I think you need both to find out what works for your site. I’ll leave it up to you to decide. 
There’s nothing more annoying than opening your email and seeing 100 new topics saying “link exchange” or something along those lines. Its not that link exchanges are not good or that I don’t want to get more links, but I know that as soon as I open the email, there will be a spill on why links are benefitial or a whole essay on the basics of SEO. Moreover, the site that some people ask me to link to are of such poor quality, I wouldn’t even want to look at it, let alone refer my visitors to their site. Anyway, that’s all the negative stuff out of the way. Here’s a few things to keep in mind when you email other sites for link exchanges. 
I know there’s already a million other posts giving step by step instructions on exactly what to do to make money with adsense but there’s no harm in giving another example. It’s probably one of the most simplest ways of generating an extra source of income through advertising but it certainly isn’t easy to generate a decent amount with so much competition already online. 