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Merge: General PPC and Other PPC

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macdonjo3

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These 2 sections get so little traffic and are so similar, I think it would be beneficial if they were merged.

They each have only 1k threads and haven't had any posts in past 24 hours.

While we're on the topic of the PPC section, I'm not sure how Yahoo and Bing PPC has a section but the ever booming FB PPC industry doesn't. I know the sections are a bit outdated for a face-paced industry. If there are going to be 4 or 5 section of PPC, I think Facebook should be up there in the running.

- Adsense
- Adwords
- Facebook
- General (includes other, Bing, Yahoo)

Any thoughts?
 
I agree, Facebook should have its own section. Although I have not seen too many people on this forum talk about it. But that could be because there is not a section.

Google is King. But Facebook is coming on fast and with the new RHS layout, its gonna get better.
 
I agree, Facebook should have its own section. Although I have not seen too many people on this forum talk about it. But that could be because there is not a section.

Google is King. But Facebook is coming on fast and with the new RHS layout, its gonna get better.

My Skype is just full of people trying to buy or sell Facebook ads accounts. It's hot, but people aren't going to discuss their best methods on here, that'd be crazy. Facebook PPC should be quiet for as long as it's pofitable, then the mass amounts of products with saturate the space and then the noobs on here will be going nuts over it. Just like micro niche sites or any other craze.

It's just like when you buy a good SEO service or tool. The repeat buyers don't go running their mouth promoting the sales thread, but rather generally don't say anything at all.

If you don't think Facebook PPC is discussed enough yet, then it will once it starts dying off.
 
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