Those on the pilot for the MSN Adcenter jumped on at the right time. They got a chance to advertise on microsoft properties without hardly any competition. The minimum click is 5 cents, and most of them are full-bore at 5 cents a click. That would be 100 clicks for 5 bucks. Unheard of from a major in this sphere!
There are bugs to be sure, but judging by the conversion rates, clicks that convert to email subscribers and the like, MSN is really delivering.
Supposedly MSN will warn their pilot program members before they go 100% and open up the floodgates, but even if they don't as long as the price is just 5 cents (until competitors start jumping over) the clicks will be worth it.
As it is right now, ads without competition run that 25% of the time.
Try it now, search on www.msn.com for business opportunity and see if you see an ad for www.7kovernover.com. If you do, click it and go to the bottom of that landing page and fill out the form.
Be prosperous!
There are bugs to be sure, but judging by the conversion rates, clicks that convert to email subscribers and the like, MSN is really delivering.
Supposedly MSN will warn their pilot program members before they go 100% and open up the floodgates, but even if they don't as long as the price is just 5 cents (until competitors start jumping over) the clicks will be worth it.
As it is right now, ads without competition run that 25% of the time.
Try it now, search on www.msn.com for business opportunity and see if you see an ad for www.7kovernover.com. If you do, click it and go to the bottom of that landing page and fill out the form.
Be prosperous!
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