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I looking for a good ppc to use google cost way to much, and yahoo just does not get enough clicks. Any other companies out there?

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Early reports from , and show wildly different outcomes across networks. That pattern is common: network choice matters, but much of the cost/volume difference comes from campaign setup, keywords and landing-page relevance. A measured testing + optimization approach usually finds a lower-cost, higher-converting solution faster than switching platforms randomly.

Practical checklist to try before abandoning a network:

  • Narrow keyword focus: move spend from broad, generic terms to long-tail and phrase/exact matches to raise intent and lower CPC.
  • Add negatives aggressively to cut wasted clicks.
  • Improve ad relevance and expected CTR (headlines, close keyword-ad match). Higher relevance lowers effective cost per click.
  • Use ad extensions and clear call-to-action to lift CTR and Quality Score.
  • Make the landing page match the ad message and test variants (A/B) with the same conversion goal.
  • Track conversions centrally (UTMs + a single conversion pixel or server-side tracking) so results are comparable across networks.

A simple cross-network test plan: pick 2–3 candidate channels, run small, identical-conversion-goal campaigns for a fixed period (2–4 weeks), allocate a modest portion of budget to each (10–25% each), then compare CPA and ROAS rather than raw CPC or clicks. Watch sample size and seasonality before declaring a winner.

Metrics to rely on: conversion rate, cost per acquisition (CPA), return on ad spend (ROAS) and revenue per visitor. Also monitor invalid/low-quality clicks and demographic/device splits. For reference on ad relevance, Quality Score and conversion tracking, see the official platform help centers such as Google Ads Help () and the Facebook Business site (https://www.facebook.com/business/).

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I would strongly suggest you to retry yahoo.
My conversion rates are only 20-30% with adwords but with yahoo, I am getting 90% conversions.

Try to tweak around your keywords and description.

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Google Analytics is telling me that my traffic from MSN organic search converts the best for me, so I am going to try using MSN's ppc program. Right now I'm just using AdWords.

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ahh I am still forgetting to try that msn service.
I heard about it in other forums and sites but mostly they are saying the conversion and service isnt that good.

whats the site addy for the msn advertiser network?

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