anyone work with 7search?

B

big jeffrey

Newbie

Nov 17, 2011

30

2

• Nov 29, 2011

• #1

does anyone promote offers using 7 search? I've used a few different resources, and I've been pointing my ads to peerfly offers. i learned to drop poorly performing keywords for better ones.

i have $150 in an account. so far ive used about 50.

About 10 dollars in my peerfly account so far. should i just scrap all the offers im promoting and do different ones?

 

ohaider

Senior Member

Jul 28, 2011

819

428

• Nov 30, 2011

• #2

7search is over priced garbage according to most, and I firmly agree.

 

Virus1

Supreme Member

Dec 13, 2010

1,325

1,419

• Nov 30, 2011

• #3

7search is harder than most traffic sources to convert.

 

K

KKSPres

Newbie

Nov 30, 2011

2

0

• Nov 30, 2011

• #4

I have worked with 7search.Fairly good results.

 

Last edited: Nov 30, 2011

cornkernel

Regular Member

Sep 2, 2010

443

117

• Nov 30, 2011

• #5

ohaider said:

7search is over priced garbage according to most, and I firmly agree.

Click to expand...

i've read the same thing multiple times on multiple forums. that's why i haven't bothered. some people have said they've made a profit, but i guess it's up to the individual.

 

B

big jeffrey

Newbie

Nov 17, 2011

30

2

• Nov 30, 2011

• #6

well guys, just emailed my affiliate manager (again)

the first time he got back with me with some suggested keywords, and a list of the highest performing verticals? not sure what i can do with that list of verticals

but i added the keywords he suggested and those didnt convert either, so hopefully he has something better for me this time

 

kideze

Elite Member

Jun 23, 2009

1,719

331

• Nov 30, 2011

• #7

its not bad to start with and ive made money with them, so anything is possible,

but
it is low quailty and you might get clicks that are bs

 

H

hatgaga

Newbie

Nov 29, 2011

30

0

• Nov 30, 2011

• #8

kideze said:

its not bad to start with and ive made money with them, so anything is possible,

but
it is low quailty and you might get clicks that are bs

Click to expand...

i agree with kideze,its not bad to start with 7search,some offers really get conversions,goog luck

 

MrVentures

Junior Member

Nov 9, 2007

115

27

• Nov 30, 2011

• #9

It's like any PPC you will find that isn't adwords. The quality is OK to bad, and it takes a lot of test around to find where the real traffic is. If you are losing money OP, it's time to shut it down and try another offer and keywords.

 

chipmunk951

Supreme Member

May 10, 2010

1,207

535

• Nov 30, 2011

• #10

It does take quite a bit of testing and playing around. I've had one profitable campaign out of three with them. Not bad I've just started playing around with PPC

 

Typlo

Supreme Member

Sep 22, 2010

1,356

516

• Nov 30, 2011

• #11

The thing уou should know abоut 7search іѕ the blacklisting of bots аnd worst performers. Bid low and spend 3x-4x оf the offers value. Use your tracking software to figure оut thе bots and poor performers. You can havе thoѕе sites blocked by contacting thеir support.

Test аgаіn аnd block anу bots or poor ones.

I аm surе aftеr thіѕ you wіll bе ѕeeіng profits.

This is the formula to work with 7search.

 

Dresden14

BANNED

Mar 7, 2010

663

76

• Nov 30, 2011

• #12

I absolutley hate 7search. Ive only used them for PPC; but its all fake fraud stuff. You dam blackhaters are messin up the traffic (that or there using bots). lol. But yeah, stay away

 

B

big jeffrey

Newbie

Nov 17, 2011

30

2

• Nov 30, 2011

• #13

Well does anyone know how to get prosper 202 (the only tracking software i know of)

to work on a hostgator baby plan?

 

Rickyj

Junior Member

Jul 16, 2011

198

62

• Nov 30, 2011

• #14

7search sucks. With my budget of 200$ I earned 40 $.s

 

Krazie

Regular Member

Aug 27, 2009

268

201

• Nov 30, 2011

• #15

I worked with 7search for a while. Like many others have said the traffic quality is poor.

However, there is money there.

The one thing that I did like about 7search is that they do go back and audit IP's. If any are found to be bots they will credit your account for the clicks which was a really good feature with them. You just need to test, test, and test more with 7search. It takes time but can be profitable if you get the right offer and bid on the right kw's.

 

B

bricema

Registered Member

Jan 2, 2010

96

11

• Nov 30, 2011

• #16

I lost about $300 before running a successful campaign on 7search, you gotta be patient with 2nd tier PPC networks cos they won't work for every vertical

 

B

big jeffrey

Newbie

Nov 17, 2011

30

2

• Nov 30, 2011

• #17

yeah, im changing it up and promoting different offers instead of cpa

 

meannn

Elite Member

Apr 22, 2009

1,885

2,717

• Dec 1, 2011

• #18

Just 2 words. Forget 7search.

 

upl8t

Regular Member

Apr 9, 2008

475

85

• Dec 1, 2011

• #19

Most of the traffic on 2nd tier networks is fraudulent. You're going to lose alot of money before you figure out how to make it work. It can be done but you have to test carefully and track everything. What I did find is that as I pushed up bids the more I attracted garbage and the worse things got. Be careful.

 

I

ifixas

Junior Member

Feb 7, 2010

121

26

• Dec 3, 2011

• #20

I don't think that it is good to start. If you wanna to find what is profitable there you need to spend some $ so I recommend to invest that money somewhere else. If you have a lot of money, then I am sure you can play with 7search because there are some very profitable keywords.