Re: Internet Advertising

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They charge you for any clicks, within your bid range. There is not
much fraud at all, except on the Google Content network (AdSense).
If you dont like it, go with Yellow Pages!!!!!

On 4/24/06, K Soard wrote:
> 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.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> 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??