Forwading Adwords to a Payperclick address

[Turbo]

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Would it be allowed to:

1) Make an account with a Pay Per Click link exchange site
2) Make An Account with Google to get an ad on the sponsered ads on the right
2) Forward the Google sponsered ad link to the address i recieve on the payperclick link and thus make more money from it?

[monkeyman]

Would it be allowed to:

1) Make an account with a Pay Per Click link exchange site
2) Make An Account with Google to get an ad on the sponsered ads on the right
2) Forward the Google sponsered ad link to the address i recieve on the payperclick link and thus make more money from it?

Yes, Yes and Yes.

Oh and 3 comes after 2.

[pricethat]

actually yes isnt completely correct, depends on the PPC operator, a lot of them have very stringent filtering processes and some might filter out certain clicks, i cant imagine they would filter out these, BUT. In the scenario that they gave you a publishers account in the first place (given the amount of fraud in ppc) they may of based that decision on the place that you specified your advertising would be (the adspace like www.domain.com), though not all of them do.

But imagine if they see that a load of traffic is coming from google and not the specified adspace in your application then they could just not pay you for those clicks.

Also depends on how they have it set up but i know some ppc companies have a filter against google listings because they have a duty to stop ppc listings showing in normal seo results and so therefore may have excluded the domain google.co.uk or .com from their ppc payouts.

Best is to confirm what your doing with the ppc operator, though they will probably just steal your idea, the one thing is be careful, you dont want to pay for hundreds of clicks and then find your not going to be paid for them.

[Turbo]

Can you recommend any that you know do this?
I've contacted a couple, but they have not replied

[David Bowley]

This method is one of the first I ever considered in PPC, but I decided it was not worth it for a few reasons:

a) Adwords usually costs more per click than what you get payed in these PPC deals, and if it doesn't you still need to be generating alot of clicks to make any serious money.

b) Finding companies that wanted to pay me to send people to the link was difficult

c) I think it used to work but now it's died out, it sounds like easy money but I never ever got it to work.

[Aquanuke]

I used to be able to make good money from this. I could get back as much as 3-4 times my spend.

I dont bother with PPC anymore, which sums it up. (for me atleast)

Try Espotting, Mirago etc.