Re: Internet Advertising

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Yes, I think I can see that. Funny they have all these clicks for
content since I started, which I am not even sure what that is
about, but I have had no contacts. These sites do not explain at
all how they are really charging you!!

On 4/24/06, Jiff wrote:
> I have not experienced any click fraud on Overture. Google is
> another matter. I have experienced click fraud for sure on
> their content network (ads distributed to member sites, like
> here on counsel.net, for example, as opposed to search generated
> ads.) I recommend not using the content network. It will bleed
> you dry. If you do suspect click fraud, contact the company and
> let them know. They can trace click fraud based on IP.
>
> On 4/24/06, K Soard wrote:
>> Yes, but how do you know that they won't click on your site
>> just to drive up your costs. For that matter, how can you even
>> figure out who is clicking on your site?? Very new to this, so
>> it is very hard for me to understand.
>>
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>> On 4/24/06, Jiff wrote:
>>> Those attorney referral sites have "caps" on how much they
>>> can spend. Find where the caps are and you beat them. Go
>>> in and bid a very high number. You will see they then
>>> reduce their bids. Play with the numbers. You can outbid
>>> them easily.
>>> On 4/24/06, K Soard wrote:
>>>> I am very confused about internet advertising with Google
>>>> Ad Words and Yahoo, why does it seem like a crazy bidding
>>>> war, but not even with real competitors, but instead with
>>>> web sites which just advertise for other attorneys?
>>>> Sometimes when I put my key words in to see if I come up,
>>>> these web sites are not even related to my key words.
>>>> Anyone know what is going on??