Free Advertising Vouchers Credits
October 3, 2007
Stumble it!I was trying to make a good list of advertising companies that gives you free vouchers or advertising credits so you can get the most of them. This is my small list. If you have any suggestion on any other or better credits let me know.
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Google adwords is one of the best (if not the best) advertising method to choose. Google Adwords can be profitable but if you don’t know how adwords system works you may lose their game. I will recommend to read the category Google Adwords and read as much as you can so you can win with them. When people search on Google using one of your keywords, your ad may appear next to the search results. Now you’re advertising to an audience that’s already interested in you. $50 free credit link
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Yahoo Marketing is another great company to advertise via Pay per click, it works like Google adwords but Yahoo! marketing system is different than adwords easier. Googlelady readers have the opportunity to get £60 credit for free to start with your campaigns. Start with £60 credit in your new Yahoo! Search Marketing account and see your company rise to the top of the search results.
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Access to billions of searches per month, New site visitors in just minutes, Pay only when people click on your ads, Campaign optimization. Enhance.com, formerly Ah-Ha.com, boasts that it receives over one billion search queries a month and reaches popular portals including EarthLink, InfoSpace and MSN. Despite, or perhaps because of, its high traffic, Enhance.com has consistently underperformed other pay-per-click search engines in my tests. Enhance provides a swift, easy to navigate control center that makes managing campaigns on their multiple forms of advertising services easy. Along with pay-per-click search advertising, Enhance also offers index inclusion and banner advertising. Managing listings and keywords was simple. New listings and keywords had to be manually approved, which took just over a day. Sign up today and get $25 in Free Clicks!
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Miva have been bad mouthed as hell, but can’t say anything because I tried once and was half good. If you advertise from the link here you will get $25 of free credits. For UK members there is a better deal for £30 free credits. If you are a UK resident take this opportunity: Get £30 Free credits. I think that the minimum deposit to get this offer is the same amount of free credits that they offer. Invest small here and test them out and see how it may work with your specific niche.
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Search 123 is an old advertising company but have not used by many advertisers. They are giving $20 for a $50 deposit that you make. May be it will be worth the testing. Again, depends on the niche it ‘may’ work. Test it and see if it is worth using them to advertise your products or sites.
If you have experienced with this company let me know how it was and if you can specific the pro’s and con’s advertising in this company (and niche if possible).
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This is not a pay per click scheme but instead of pay per click, you buy text link ads, post link on bloggers and even anchor text. They have a great offer that give you $100 free. The condition to get the $100 free credits is the following: The minimum order total to take advantage of this offer is $125.00. I have tried them and is just another source of advertising. $100 for free is a good amount if you ask me.
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December 15th, 2007 at 8:22 am
I don’t know about the others, but to me, it isn’t working at all. I registered for an adwords account from the link provided, yet no $50 credits were provided after I entered my credit card info. It’s just $5 activation fee that showed up. Either it’s not working, or only works for certain countries. It’s very frustrating.
December 15th, 2007 at 10:05 am
You are talking about this link: https://adwords.google.com/select/main?cmd=Login&sourceid=Yh91503
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December 18th, 2007 at 7:33 am
Yes, that’s the link. Has it expired?
December 18th, 2007 at 7:39 am
I clicked on that link and it took me to adwords registration page. It clearly mentioned $50 credits also. But when I registered for a new adwords account and entered billing info., there was no mention of $50 credit. I contacted adwords, and they said I must enter promotional code, or I won’t get the credit. I thought it was automatic.
December 18th, 2007 at 12:25 pm
That is really wierd, tell them that you got it from that link which should be automatic
December 18th, 2007 at 3:12 pm
OK, GL, I’ll do that. Thanks a lot for your help.
December 19th, 2007 at 3:01 am
I informed adwords, but they said:
***3. Click Billing Preferences.
4. Enter your promotional code in the Redeem Promotional Code field at the
bottom of the page.
5. Click Redeem.***
There is no promotional code, how do I enter it? It’s so confusing.
December 19th, 2007 at 3:18 am
Suresh I will give to you a free voucher to you. Send me an email, the voucher is $100
Just for being a loyal reader in Googlelady.com
December 19th, 2007 at 12:14 pm
Great Resource!
Thanks for putting this together. There are a few I will have to jump on later this week… (I love ToDo Bookmarks - LOL!)
Take Care,
Phi
February 6th, 2008 at 9:54 am
I don’t know about the procedures with the other companies, but I have experienced Google adwords vouchers. Please see the warning below the following voucher use procedure which tells you just how expensive Google Adwords are after you have used the voucher,
With Google Adwords:
It takes 3 to 5 days usually for the adword free voucher code to arrive in your email address after you filled in the boxes on the page to request free adwords.
Registration is the same way always, whether or not you have a voucher, there is no difference.
You have to give credit / debit / prepaid / 3V Cash voucher information to register. Or you can register in most countries, not all I think, by paying some extra and waiting some time to set up your account by paying by postal order sums in advance, or paying by advance debits from a bank account.
No money is taken from your payment card for registering and you don’t have to pay any to start up.
Once you have registered, you can then choose to enter a voucher code. Type in your code from your email if you got one.
Note, there is an activation fee of $5 or so, but you choose when to activate your account any time after you have registered, and you can enter the voucher code before you activate your account. The activation fee will then be waived with a voucher, or with some vouchers taken from the voucher total.
YOU SHOULD ENTER THE CODE SOON AFTER YOU REGISTER AND BEFORE ACTIVATION, as activated, live accounts with selected keywords and selected total payment cost per period will immediately start producing ads on many computers which will produce clicks, which will be billed to your card unless you have entered a voucher code.
NOTE: Once you have registered and go about the steps of starting to activate an adwords campaign, MAKE SURE TO LIMIT THE AMOUNT OF MONEY YOU WANT TO SPEND TO THE VOUCHER TOTAL at the beginning, unless you are prepared to pay more than this without first checking the ad results you will get from the voucher amount. IF YOU DON’T PLACE A LIMIT ON HOW MUCH YOU WANT TO SPEND ON YOUR ADS which equals the voucher total, you can be billed much more than you expected, and you have no idea of whether the results will be very good, good, reasonable or not even noticeable at the outset of your campaign.
I used a Goggle Adwords voucher a few years ago and was reasonable pleased with the result. It was O.K., not great value but a useful publicist technique and one which worked to reasonable degrees.
Then, some time after that, I started a completely new Google Adwords campaign with no voucher, based on the first campaign’s results, and this experience told me that ADVERTISING WITH GOOGLE ADWORDS FROM YOUR OWN COMPANY OR PERSONAL MONEY IS APPALLINGLY, APPALINGLY EXPENSIVE.
I could not believe how expensive the adword ads had got. It simply did not compare to my first trial which lasted a few months.
A few days after the start of this new campaign, Google did not say, but when I chose the new, necessary “activation fee” per keyword of £0.99 per keyword on average, I believed I was paying a one off fee for each of a few hundred popular adwords, to activate them. This new fee was not there on start-up. My keywords had been approved for a couple of days and had been placing ads on computers all over the world, at a more expensive cost than the first trial I ran, maybe around 40% more expensive at the start-up and before being asked for this surprising and confusing new activation fee per keyword.
A few hundred pounds to keep the system running, I thought. Pretty terrible I thought, nothing like the trial I had previously with the first adwords voucher, but it was necessary to use any of these keywords. BUT OH NO. This was no one-off activation fee, though I had no idea when choosing to pay the activation fee. The keywords, originally sold to me at around 18p per click minimum charge, had suddenly become around £0.99 per click for every single click, each time, without conversions. What small company or group or individual can afford to pay £300 just for 300 people to look at their billboard in computer version? The 11p per click average which Google had sold in 2003 and 2004 had spiralled amazingly. 9 clicks per pound was just about affordable and may, imaginably, give a reasonably to very small sales profit to any small company after this advertising cost is subtracted.
I really can’t fathom what small business can afford £1 per click, just having people look at what you are selling.
April 25th, 2008 at 6:23 am
Hi GoogleLady,
I’ve been an avid reader of your blog for quite sometime, and to tell you the truth I really enjoy your posts. Furthermore, you provide good and useful informations to make-money-online enthusiasts out there. Especially, you give a good information to your adwords ebook as well. Four thumbs up!
About this article, I find that what Suresh said is right. Do you have any solutions about the adwords voucher link you provide, that failed to give the $50 voucher, so far? If you have found some solutions about the link, I look forward if you can share them with us.
May 15th, 2008 at 5:08 am
I also found that the google adwords link doesn’t work
YSM gave just GBP 50 instead of 60. Do you have some update voucher? Thanks GoogleLady!
July 2nd, 2008 at 1:17 pm
GoogleLady,
Good day and thanks for your attention!
We encounter the exactly same problem with Suresh.
By the way, is there any way can redeem $100 AdWords credit?
Maximum how many voucher can we redeem?
Hope can hear from you. Thank you!