#1 MFi Controllers » Are Niche Communities a Good Source for Targeted Poker Traffic? » Jul 30 3:16 AM

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This question gets people talking about targeting poker players in forums, Discord servers, or niche social groups.

#2 MFi Controllers » Is 7Search PPC effective for Casino PPC campaigns? » Jul 29 2:35 AM

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Generates feedback from users who’ve tried this platform for casino ads.

#3 MFi Controllers » How do seasonal trends affect Lottery Marketing success? » Jul 23 2:52 AM

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Do lotteries see better performance during holidays, year-end draws, or local events? What seasonal promotions have worked for your campaigns?

#4 Re: MFi Controllers » What pricing models are available in VPN ad exchanges? » May 16 5:32 AM

Hey! Great question — understanding pricing models can really help you run smarter ad campaigns, especially with VPN traffic where targeting can get a bit tricky.

Most VPN ad exchanges offer these main pricing models:

1. CPC (Cost Per Click): You pay only when someone actually clicks your ad. This is great if you’re focused on driving traffic and want control over budget. I’ve used this model a lot when promoting a VPN app—it’s less risky when you’re still testing creatives.

2. CPM (Cost Per Mille / 1000 Impressions): You pay based on how many times your ad is shown, whether users click or not. This works well for brand awareness, but you’ll want to make sure your ad is well-targeted and visually strong.

3. CPA (Cost Per Action): You pay when a user completes a specific action—like installing your app or signing up. It’s performance-based, but fewer exchanges offer this for VPN apps, and it usually requires stricter tracking setups.

4. CPI (Cost Per Install): This is specifically for mobile apps. You pay only when someone installs your app. It’s popular for app marketers but can get expensive if your targeting is too broad.

I’ve been testing out 7Search PPC recently—they support CPC and CPM, and the cool thing is you can start with really small bids and scale from there. It’s helped me figure out what creatives and GEOs work before committing to bigger campaigns.

One tip: start with CPC if you’re new, and then once you see what’s converting well, consider testing CPM for broader reach or CPA for deeper funnel goals.

#5 MFi Controllers » What working in mobile-first Lottery Advertising Campaigns right now ? » May 15 5:05 AM

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Focused on mobile ad trends, this helps uncover what creative formats or platforms work best for Lottery Advertising Campaigns on smartphones.

#6 MFi Controllers » What Poker Marketing Solutions are working best in highly competitive? » May 14 4:03 AM

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I’m targeting North America and Europe—what strategies are getting attention?

#7 Re: MFi Controllers » What budget split should I use for software ads? » May 12 3:55 AM

Figuring out the right budget split for software ads depends a lot on your goals, but here’s a simple structure that works well for many software brands, especially if you’re just starting or working with a modest budget:

Search Ads – 40%
This is where people already looking for solutions like yours hang out (e.g., searching “best antivirus for Windows”). These users are high intent, so it makes sense to put a big chunk of your budget here. You don’t have to go straight to Google Ads—there are more affordable platforms like 7Search PPC where you can get solid results without spending a fortune.

Display/Retargeting – 25%
Banner ads on relevant websites or retargeting people who visited your site but didn’t convert can be super cost-effective. It keeps your brand top of mind. Display ads work well on platforms like 7Search PPC because you can run campaigns across many niche sites for less than on mainstream ad networks.

Social Media Ads – 20%
Use this for awareness and engagement. Video clips, testimonials, or carousel ads showing off your features work great here. Facebook and LinkedIn are good starting points, depending on your audience (consumer vs. business users).

Content Promotion – 10%
If you're running helpful blogs or lead magnets (like a free cybersecurity checklist), use part of your budget to promote them. This supports long-term traffic and builds trust.

Testing/Experimentation – 5%
Always leave a little aside for trying new things—maybe TikTok, influencer shoutouts, or an affiliate test. You might find a surprise winner.

So, a 40-25-20-10-5 split gives you a balanced approach—strong focus on performance, while still building long-term brand visibility.

Hope this helps! And if you’re running on a lean budget, definitely look into 7Search PPC—it’s beginner-friendly and gives you more bang for your buck, especially in niche software markets.

#8 MFi Controllers » Are pop-unders or banners better for casino advertisement? » May 09 2:48 AM

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An A/B style question meant to generate discussion about ad formats in casino advertising performance.

#9 MFi Controllers » Which Sports Betting Marketing methods deliver real conversion result? » May 08 3:53 AM

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If you're diving into

[Sports Betting Marketing](https://www.7searchppc.com/gambling-advertising)

, it's all about using smart tactics that attract bettors and get them to convert (sign up, deposit, or place bets). Here are some effective steps that work well today:

1. Understand Your Audience

 
First, know who your audience is. Are they casual bettors or serious punters? Tailoring your message to their interests increases trust and conversions.

2. Use Promotions Wisely

 
Free bets, deposit bonuses, and cashback offers are still powerful. But make sure they're easy to understand and come with clear terms. This builds credibility and keeps users engaged.

3. Leverage Content Marketing

 
Posting regular blog articles or betting tips keeps your audience engaged and helps with SEO. It also positions your brand as a trustworthy source of betting info.

4. Mobile Optimization Is a Must

 
Most bettors use mobile phones. Make sure your website or app is fast, easy to use, and mobile-friendly to avoid drop-offs.

5. Targeted Paid Ads

 
One of the most cost-effective methods today is using a niche ad network like

7Search PPC

. It allows you to target your sports betting audience with PPC ads, so you only pay when someone clicks. That makes your ad spend more efficient.

6. Use Retargeting

 
Not everyone converts on the first visit. Use retargeting ads to bring back visitors who showed interest.

7. Track Everything

 
Use analytics to see what’s working and tweak your strategies accordingly.

#10 MFi Controllers » Boost Low Poker Traffic Fast: 7 Proven Methods to Drive More Players » May 07 4:08 AM

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If you're facing low poker traffic, don’t worry! It’s a common challenge, but here are 7 proven methods that can turn things around fast:
Optimize Your Ads
First things first, check your ads. Make sure they’re clear and enticing to the right audience. Sometimes, the problem is just an ineffective ad campaign. You can use targeted platforms like 7Search PPC, which allows you to zero in on users actively searching for poker-related content. This ensures your ads reach the right players.

Invest in SEO
Improving your SEO can bring in more organic traffic over time. Focus on keywords like "online poker" or "poker promotions" to rank better in search results. The right keywords will attract interested players.

Offer Promotions and Bonuses
People love a good deal! Special promotions, like bonus chips or free entry into tournaments, can spark more interest and bring in traffic.

Engage on Social Media
Stay active on social media platforms. Share poker tips, success stories, or even behind-the-scenes content. Engaging content keeps your brand top of mind and attracts new players.

Partner with Influencers
Poker influencers have a loyal following. Collaborating with them for shout-outs or affiliate deals can help you tap into their audience.

Use Email Marketing
Reach out to your current users with updates, offers, or new content. A personalized email can keep your audience engaged.

Monitor and Adjust
Always keep track of what’s working. Use analytics to see which campaigns drive the most traffic and refine them.

By using these methods, you’ll likely see improvements in traffic, and tools like 7Search PPC can be a game-changer for better ad targeting. Good luck!

#11 MFi Controllers » What’s the best way to scale campaigns on an Online Casino PPC budget? » May 06 3:44 AM

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This targets casino marketers looking to maximize returns on limited PPC budgets and invites strategic tips.

#12 MFi Controllers » How effective is a casino ad network for new casinos? » May 05 3:35 AM

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As someone who’s helped launch a couple of new casino brands, I can say that using a casino ad network can be very effective—if you approach it the right way.

The biggest challenge for new casinos is visibility. You're competing with well-known brands that already have trust and traffic. A good casino ad network helps level the playing field by putting your brand in front of people who are actively looking for gambling content or offers.

I’ve tried both broad ad networks and niche ones, and in my experience, a platform like 7Search PPC worked better for launching a new site. Why? Because it’s designed for gambling campaigns and lets you target specific keywords like “new no deposit casino” or “best welcome bonus,” which really attracts first-time players. You can also geo-target based on licensing, which is a big plus.

The CPC is also manageable, so even with a limited budget, you can test different ad creatives and refine your messaging as you go. That’s huge for new casinos that are still figuring out what resonates with their audience.

One more thing—these networks often support banner ads on gambling-related websites. That helps build brand recognition over time, even if players don’t click right away.

So yes, a casino ad network can be very effective for new casinos, especially if you combine it with a strong offer and a smooth user experience on your site.

#13 MFi Controllers » What tools do you use to track and analyze casino traffic sources? » Apr 30 5:10 AM

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Get recommendations for analytics platforms that monitor casino traffic performance, bounce rates, and conversions.

#14 MFi Controllers » How do regulations affect sports betting advertising? » Apr 29 4:57 AM

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Legal compliance is a major concern. This question encourages users to share country-specific laws and best practices for sports betting advertising under legal scrutiny.

#15 MFi Controllers » How can I ensure Lottery Marketing complies with local regulations? » Apr 28 3:44 AM

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Legal compliance is critical in lottery marketing. This question seeks advice on how to navigate the complex legal landscape surrounding lottery promotions and advertising.