Get $200 in PPC (pay per click) advertising credits from MSN

November 27, 2006 by
Filed under: Advertising, Pay Per Click Marketing 

My friend Dave Martin sent me a link to a Microsoft web page that offers $200 worth of clicks from MSN AdCenter if you sign up between now and January 15, 2007. There is a $5 fee to get an account.

MSN AdCenter Home Page
$200 free offer page

I would like to think that 1,000 of my readers will each pay $5 to get an MSN AdCenter account. Microsoft will make $5,000. And my readers will get $200,000 worth of free PPC.

Everyone I know should do this. And everyone should spread the word to everyone else.

I’m not the first to blog about this. A few others have already posted about this aggressive Microsoft offer.

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7 Comments on Get $200 in PPC (pay per click) advertising credits from MSN

  1. Andre on Wed, 6th Dec 2006 3:38 am

    2. I’d really like to know as to why it’s not on Microsoft’s netblock. They have enough server power yet it’s being run off Rackspace.

    Add to that, giving Microsoft a call. They know nothing about this so called promotion.

  2. Willeitner Blog » Blog Archive » Free Search Cre on Wed, 6th Dec 2006 4:53 pm

    3. [...] Thanks to Paul Allen who let me know about $200 of free pay-per-click advertising offered by MSN AdCenter. Get your $200 of free advertising credit here. [...]

  3. Paul Allen (the lesser) » Pay Per Click Marketing Cred on Thu, 7th Dec 2006 4:48 pm

    4. [...] My most popular post in the past six months was the one last week about getting a $200 in pay-per-click advertising credit from MSN.com if you sign up for a new account (which costs $5.) [...]

  4. johnny english on Sat, 16th Dec 2006 8:19 am

    5. nice one! or at least it would be if UK users could get it – come on microsoft where’s the voucher for UK users???

  5. al on Tue, 29th May 2007 9:32 pm

    6. Today is May 28th, 2007 can I still get this offer from Microsoft.

  6. Business Education on Wed, 30th May 2007 11:19 am

    7. Wow nice. Right now msn and ask.com also jump into PPC market.

    Currently my hosting only offer me credit from google and overture. However, I do no t really interested in PPC.

    I see ppc before my SEO strategy work properly. After I get above PR5 i will not using PPC anymore.

  7. Ora Wilson on Sat, 11th Feb 2012 1:57 pm

    8. Hi,

    Is this offer still valid for the $200 ad credit it seems as though it has expired a while back? I need more google ad credit getting close to running out of the $100 credit I had, can you have more than 1 ad credit on the same account?

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