I just received an email from Microsoft’s affiliate program with the following:
adCenter Affiliate Program to Close February 29, 2008
Thank you for your participation in the adCenter Affiliate program. Unfortunately, the adCenter offer will no longer be available after February 29th, 2008.
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I started running some tests today on Facebook’s new-ish Facebook Flyers Pro program. It’s fairly new but significantly different from the normal Facebook Flyers ad system.
I’m going to share this little gem from the Future of Online Advertising Conference in NYC from earlier this year…
Check out this powerpoint presentation by Jed Nahum from Microsoft Adcenter, which can be found on the FOOA conference page.
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It seems you can’t go swingin’ a dead cat around the net these days without hitting a story about Microsoft and their big push to unseat Google in online advertising. The good news is that you can now find a number of Microsoft adCenter promotional codes and get $50 $75 worth of free credit by signing up using the following link:
Click here to claim your coupon to try out Microsoft adCenter free* with a $75 credit for paid search clicks.
They do charge you $5 to start, but that’s still $45 $70 per promo code of free pay per click advertising. I’m not sure how many accounts you can have under 1 credit card and/or name and address, but I know you can spread it around a little. So get one account for everyone in your family and try them out.
I’m not sure when this offer will expire. Also, you have 90 days to spend the $75, otherwise the credit from the promotional code is forfeited. I learned this the hard way a few months ago when my $100 Yahoo promo code expired with $80 left unspent.
I reviewed Microsoft adCenter last year, when their system was in beta - they’ve improved their interface and features quite a bit since then. I just hope their volume ramps up soon because as of now, Google AdWords still kills them in traffic volume - however, conversion in often way better with MSN.
Lately we’ve been doing a lot more PPC (pay per click) -