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Is 7search PPC Any Good?

by comodo427
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I was thinking of advertising on 7search ad network.

Has anyone used 7search advertising?

If you have what was your experience with them?

I am also curious about your advertising experience with adknowledge?

Thanks
#7search #good #ppc
  • Profile picture of the author LukePeerFly
    I've spent quite a bit of money with 7Search and I've seen pretty good results. I know my publishers have had some success with them as well. Overall, the quality of the traffic is pretty low, but it's also very cheap.

    Fellow Warrior, Fary, was nice enough to write a case study on my blog that does a great job explaining the different targeting, how he picks an offer, etc. that you might find helpful:
    Case Study – Massive 250% ROI Increase in 3 Days

    You won't make $1,000/day pushing traffic on 7Search, but if you can get a few small campaigns profiting it's a nice way to offset your costs for testing other traffic sources
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    • Profile picture of the author tooAlive
      Originally Posted by LukePeerFly View Post

      I've spent quite a bit of money with 7Search and I've seen pretty good results. I know my publishers have had some success with them as well. Overall, the quality of the traffic is pretty low, but it's also very cheap.

      Fellow Warrior, Fary, was nice enough to write a case study on my blog that does a great job explaining the different targeting, how he picks an offer, etc. that you might find helpful:
      Case Study - Massive 250% ROI Increase in 3 Days

      You won't make $1,000/day pushing traffic on 7Search, but if you can get a few small campaigns profiting it's a nice way to offset your costs for testing other traffic sources
      You'll also need to block bad performing Sub ID's in order to get the most out of 7Search.

      Blacklisting Bad Performing SubIDs on 7Search

      Peerfly is actually the only CPA network I'm on that allows you to track all 3 of 7Search's Sud ID's in-house.

      Since it will still be hard to get any substantial volume out of 7Search for one campaign, you can set up various campaign in different niches to see some substantial results.
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    • Profile picture of the author entrepreneurjay
      Originally Posted by LukePeerFly View Post

      I've spent quite a bit of money with 7Search and I've seen pretty good results. I know my publishers have had some success with them as well. Overall, the quality of the traffic is pretty low, but it's also very cheap.

      Fellow Warrior, Fary, was nice enough to write a case study on my blog that does a great job explaining the different targeting, how he picks an offer, etc. that you might find helpful:
      Case Study – Massive 250% ROI Increase in 3 Days

      You won't make $1,000/day pushing traffic on 7Search, but if you can get a few small campaigns profiting it's a nice way to offset your costs for testing other traffic sources

      I agree with this completely I have had a few campaigns I have ran on 7search and I made a few bucks or I broke even.

      It is decent traffic, but I would go for Google adwords just research some profitable keywords that will not cost you a fortune, if you can find any in your niche.
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      • Profile picture of the author comodo427
        I'm going to try adknowledge to begin with as I've read that they produce good traffic.

        I'll be testing adknowledge first then 7search.

        I will be promoting a squeeze page to build my list. I plan on selling products as an affiliate once people are on my list.
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  • Profile picture of the author Vlom
    7search is cheap and you can easily earn your first few $ there, but volumes are really low when you want to scale you find out it's not possible.

    So overall i'd say not a long term option, but great to start small and get your feet wet with ppc


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  • Profile picture of the author tac88
    I like 7 search I have had some great results with them. Make sure you track your subid's . I do not think you can at first until you acquire 100 clicks. I am pretty sure that's what it is.
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  • Profile picture of the author 7SearchBrad
    Originally Posted by comodo427 View Post

    I was thinking of advertising on 7search ad network.

    Has anyone used 7search advertising?

    If you have what was your experience with them?

    I am also curious about your advertising experience with adknowledge?

    Thanks
    In addition to what everyone else has given in terms of feedback, you can always reach out to me personally here at 7Search. I'd be glad to address any further questions you might have along the way. You can always reach me at bstanley at 7search dot com.
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  • Profile picture of the author DylanC
    I have personally used 7Search for PPC traffic and have tested them quite extensively on some small offers. Have gotten results from them. The traffic is real but you will have to learn how to block poor performing sub-ids as mentioned by some people here. Also, I have found the traffic to be quite volatile. But everything was done with direct-linking and never tried it with landing pages.
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  • Profile picture of the author trafficmasters
    As a whole yes, but with all paid traffic sources you need to put the work in

    Test, Test and more testing !

    If you can, try get your hands on Gauher Chaudhry - Pay Per Click Formula 3.0

    He has a great selection of videos regarding 7search and getting $0.1 clicks - keep in mind its a bit outdated but still highly relevant and worthwhile for anyone who works with paid traffic!

    Good luck!
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    • Profile picture of the author websolution08
      I found 7search traffic good for list building and small cpa offers (email/zip submit).as other members already said, testing is the key..
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      • Profile picture of the author movemaker
        that shit is slow as a snail that has salt poured on it...for me personally its to slow..but if you want to start there go ahead.
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