Congrats to MSN Adcenter..

[WayneDog]

Only 5 short years after the other 2 (of the big 3) advertising networks showed you your stats for "today", MSN has added "Today" to the drop down box next to "Show performance data for:". Those geniuses at MSN are really on the ball over there.

 

[DirSP]

It took them millions of dollars and thousands of monkeys to come up with this feature so please use it wisely.

 

[AdHustler]

Only 5 short years after the other 2 (of the big 3) advertising networks showed you your stats for "today", MSN has added "Today" to the drop down box next to "Show performance data for:". Those geniuses at MSN are really on the ball over there.

MSN is so far behind the curve its ridiculous. If they don't acquire Yahoo they are going to be dead in the water.

 

[finspin]

And I thought I was missing out by not advertising with them. After all it might be a good thing they don't accept Europeans, saves my nerves.

 

[xmcp123]

MSN is so far behind the curve its ridiculous. If they don't acquire Yahoo they are going to be dead in the water.

I'm completely petrified that if they acquire Yahoo it's going to be the worst of both worlds.
Ads that take way too fuckign long to make(fuck ajax), 3 days to get approved then get slaughtered by a relevancy bot 24 hours later? No thanks.

 

[goddfadda]

Only 5 short years after the other 2 (of the big 3) advertising networks showed you your stats for "today", MSN has added "Today" to the drop down box next to "Show performance data for:". Those geniuses at MSN are really on the ball over there.

Now if only Facebook could learn to do that.

 

[machinecontrol]

I love AdCenter! Their relevancy bot is as behind as their interface, so it's easily fooled by SEO techniques from 1998. I never use their interface- their bulk upload format is actually the simplest to use of the big three. Have you ever tried uploading a campaign to Yahoo? It will make you want to run back to AdCenter.

 

[xmcp123]

I love AdCenter! Their relevancy bot is as behind as their interface, so it's easily fooled by SEO techniques from 1998. I never use their interface- their bulk upload format is actually the simplest to use of the big three. Have you ever tried uploading a campaign to Yahoo? It will make you want to run back to AdCenter.

Yeah. It can be fooled. I don't really have to try and fool adwords bot though. It's seemed decent at figuring out what my site was related to, even without me explicitely mentioning it.
With AdCenter, even after the inevitable "appeal" of my keywords...if I create a single new ad, I have to start the process all over again.