MSN AdCenter Forum Member Review

Sep 13, 2005 - 8:50 am 2 by
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There have been a selected number of advertisers testing out the MSN Keywords AdCenter over the past couple months. This morning, one such person has created a thread at WebmasterWorld with several posts, named MSN AdCenter: my review of the new system.. Here is a summary:

- Clean & Easy to Understand User Interface; Similar to Google AdWords - Ability to manage several campaigns under one username, like the Google Client Center - Advanced & Cool Metrics; "view demand for each KW/KP, but then also break each of those into charts containing traffic trends (time), gender trends (M/F), and geographic stats (LA, San Diego, Paris, etc)" - Budget Estimator (Price Estimator) can be better but it is usable. - Reports are awesome; "create reports on all types of data including dates, performance, targeting, and the neatest of all - by time ranges (AM/PM style!)" - Time Based Ad Delivery Options; "IE: Serve this ad for the following keywords in the "morning" only please" - Cost to set up an account, about $5 service fee, then PPC fees onward - $0.10 CPC minimum, but for some reasons, $0.05 bids can get through - Bidding works based on keyword phrase and the ad. You basically set a price by keyword phrase and ad. In addition, you can opt to increase your bid to reach a targeted audience, through "targeted bidding," more often. - "Targeted Bidding" is cool! It allows you to target based on "(1) Users in a specific geographic location (2) Users searching on specific days of the week or during a specific part of the day (3) Users of a specific gender or age"

For more details on both cool features and bugs please check out the thread at WebmasterWorld. I would be surprised if this thread is not featured within the hour on WebmasterWorld's home page.

 

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