Which Of The 2 Ppc Is Better Nowadays, Google’s Adsense Or Yahoo’s Ypn? I Need Enlightment?
PPC November 23rd, 2009It really depends on your topic and the responsiveness of your visitors to the ads.
What I did is to experiment using Adsense and YPN on a newer site giving the two equal number of impressions using an ad server (I use PhpAdsnew). I wanted to see which ones would attract the more clickthroughs and deliver the higher income.
I run the experiment for two months to give me more solid results. Given the nature of my site (small/home business information), I found that Google Adsense worked 5 times better than YPN. With roughly the same amount of impressions, I earned 5x more with Adsense than YPN. Adsense ads were better targeted and possibly better paying compared to YPN.
I suggest you conduct a similar experiment (making sure that they are not shown simultaneously on the same page as that is against the TOS) and see which ones work best for your site and your topic. Only by testing and seeing the results can you have any conclusive answer to your question.
One thing to remember — our mileage may vary. What may work for me (or for anyone else on YA for that matter) may not work for you. Run the experiment and determine the results for yourself.
With the results I got, I focused on Adsense. It is now giving me more than 5 digits a month (and I don’t mean the low 5 digits)
November 23rd, 2009 at 10:16 am
Both are loaded.
In PPC (SEM) you might need to pay $1, $5 or $100 for a top three positioning where you need to be if you want to get a good quality visitor.
PPC is a racket where customers are made to contentiously bid against each other to the benefit only of the PPC company.
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November 23rd, 2009 at 10:16 am
Google PPC gets 80% of all PPC on the Internet. That doesn’t mean you will get better results with Google.
Your best bet is to “spy on the competition”. Here is a link:http://thenpn.com/at/?id=553
November 23rd, 2009 at 10:16 am
Actually, your chances of making any money off of Adsense are quite low. You will spend your own time signing up for Adsense, running through the tutorials, and getting the ads set up. Then you will host the ads and watch your money slowly build up. However, before you actually get paid, Adsense will send you a generic email telling you that your account has been suspended because of invalid activity. The email will have nothing to do with your website and will be the same email that they send out to every other small website publisher. They give you a form to appeal this and they will either send you a second generic email or not bother replying at all. You will not understand why they suspended your account and you will have no way to get it reinstated. They will then pocket whatever money they owed you.