robertclough
18-12-2002, 09:42/09:42AM
Source: MarketingExperiments.com
http://www.marketingexperiments.com/archives/dealtime.cfm
Although this is an abridged version of the report (fee for full version), it provides enough information about DealTime to be of interest to online retailers doing search engine marketing.
Snippet:
DealTime shares some similarities with Overture and Google. Like its two venerable competitors, DealTime charges on a cost-per-click basis. And like Google and Overture, the higher the bid the more prominent the listing. But the similarities end here. DealTime is essentially a comparison search engine. And as such, it may generate more qualified traffic.
Further DealTime Reading:
SearchDay
http://searchenginewatch.com/searchday/02/sd1120-shopping3.html
Has anyone used DealTime for marketing?
http://www.marketingexperiments.com/archives/dealtime.cfm
Although this is an abridged version of the report (fee for full version), it provides enough information about DealTime to be of interest to online retailers doing search engine marketing.
Snippet:
DealTime shares some similarities with Overture and Google. Like its two venerable competitors, DealTime charges on a cost-per-click basis. And like Google and Overture, the higher the bid the more prominent the listing. But the similarities end here. DealTime is essentially a comparison search engine. And as such, it may generate more qualified traffic.
Further DealTime Reading:
SearchDay
http://searchenginewatch.com/searchday/02/sd1120-shopping3.html
Has anyone used DealTime for marketing?