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It's been many years since 1993, though it's only now that my handy free PPC Keyword Tool has a design that reflects this fact ;)

While currently the functional aspects of the PPC Keyword Tool are more or less unchanged, gone is the plain dreary page layout, replaced with something far more stylish.

Virtually everyone using the Internet these days will run into embedded online video content from sites like Youtube primarily, but also from a range of other Flash video services.

With one such service, Revver, you can earn money from CPC ads displayed at the end of your uploaded original videos.

Well I'm continuing on my PPC testing, though I've slowed the daily spend until I actually receive my first affiliate payout, as I've quickly racked up a fairly sizable dent in the credit card (for me

There is an interesting article on SEOProToolz which describes how to go about hunting through 3rd party websites such as Wikipedia, to find profitable niche keywords.

Since I last posted details of my PPC experiment, I've successfully appealed my rejected keywords that I mentioned previously, and increased the traffic some what.

Just saw this MSN adCenter tutorial, it was released a couple months back, but it covers some good points on how to run an effective PPC campaign.

It's a flash tutorial, nicely segmented into logical steps.

MSN adCenter Tutorial

What timing! Shortly after I posted my previous adCenter update, I got an automated email from MSN saying some of my keywords had been rejected.

2 days have passed since my last update, and in that time I've made some improvements, the initial results of which I hope are an indication of their success.

A few days ago I started my MSN adCenter PPC experiment, in which I'm testing out buying traffic to send to a CPA offer - which is also a new thing for me.

There are all sorts of different PPC keyword tools available these days. Some can be used to give you an idea of the volume of search traffic for specific keywords or phrases, others suggest similar keywords based on entered words, and there are many others such as typo generators etc.

It can be kind of tricky to keep track of them all, so I thought I'd put together a few of the standout PPC keyword tools here: