Autotrader Pay Per Click

[Joe YPC 0]

curious,

with how quite the market has gone last 2 weeks, has anyone had any success with autotrader pay per click? or is it just another a/t ripoff? 

[David Horgan 564]

1 minute ago, Joe YPC said:

curious,

with how quite the market has gone last 2 weeks, has anyone had any success with autotrader pay per click? or is it just another a/t ripoff? 

Fast way to chuck money away I reckon . 

try it an see is one way . Puts your car up on top yes , but customers don't fall for that do they , 

if they want eg a BLUE  VW Polo with 30k on the clock they will bypass your eg RED one at 46 k wont they no matter where its on Auto Trader 

[RH Trading 80]

Been using it on and off,  works well for anything that's getting near overage for me, last time i put it on a 420d 16 plate I'd had in for 11weeks and it went within 3 days , couldve sold it 3 times over 

[trade vet 702]

AT pay per click ? I would like to read the small print in that contract.Someone I know has just leased offices to an IT company staffed by young people who specialise in setting up Pay Per Click and I think they t/o £60m.Also,there is a no fault accident claims company where we are and because they are very successfull it was reported they were now being charged over £30 per click.
Maybe someone can explain as I have no idea.

[It's me 615]

4 hours ago, trade vet said:

AT pay per click ? I would like to read the small print in that contract.Someone I know has just leased offices to an IT company staffed by young people who specialise in setting up Pay Per Click and I think they t/o £60m.Also,there is a no fault accident claims company where we are and because they are very successfull it was reported they were now being charged over £30 per click.
Maybe someone can explain as I have no idea.

i supplied a car to a similar set up a few years back

the place was smoke and mirrors

the guy that put the most in came back from his 4th home  to find they had de trousered him

he asked me to do an afidavat for him,which i did

[RH Trading 80]

On 10/16/2020 at 11:33 AM, trade vet said:

AT pay per click ? I would like to read the small print in that contract.Someone I know has just leased offices to an IT company staffed by young people who specialise in setting up Pay Per Click and I think they t/o £60m.Also,there is a no fault accident claims company where we are and because they are very successfull it was reported they were now being charged over £30 per click.
Maybe someone can explain as I have no idea.

its dead simple, i set up a daily budget in my portal, think there are different levels I'm on £10 a day for a 5 day period, you only get charged when someone clisks on your advert, think its about 20p not sure but if it sells on day 1 i'm not charged for remaining days. helps me control my overage as my cars days in stock cost around £18 so the quicker i sell them the better. just put a boost onto a Corsa ive had in for a while thats reaching overage so hopefully get more interest on that one. you pick your budegt, cars to add them to and days without even speaking to my rep and your only charged when someone clicks. done something similar recently on facebook boost but no joy, will keep trying though

[CCC 31]

On 10/16/2020 at 11:33 AM, trade vet said:

AT pay per click ? I would like to read the small print in that contract.Someone I know has just leased offices to an IT company staffed by young people who specialise in setting up Pay Per Click and I think they t/o £60m.Also,there is a no fault accident claims company where we are and because they are very successfull it was reported they were now being charged over £30 per click.
Maybe someone can explain as I have no idea.

Easy to turnover £60m as the spend on google may go through them, but what they actually make on that might be very marginal. It’s easy to start  spending 5,6 or even 7 figure sums on google ppc if you’re an online business.