First Screen Shots Of Google Pay Per Action In Action

Mar 23, 2007 - 6:59 am 11 by
Filed Under Google Ads

I have finally found some screen captures of Google Pay Per Action in action from the AdWords (advertiser) side. A public photo at Flickr by webkidsan reveals the "conversion tracking setup" page.

Here is that screen capture:
Google PPA

Let's zoom in on the types of actions we can see from the screen capture.

google-ppa-adwords.gif

As you can see, this user set up a sale action, a lead action, other actions, plus deleted a purchase/sale action. You can also set up a bid (which looks to be the amount you pay when the desired action is completed) and then you have the standard stats.

Google obviously provides tracking code that you must install on your site, and it seems like Google will verify if the code is properly installed - so that publishers will get paid.

I still hope to gain access to both betas (AdSense PPA and AdWords PPA) soon and have more details for you then.

Our past coverage on Google Pay Per Action:

- Google Testing AdSense Cost Per Action (CPA)
- Google Affiliate Management: Pay Per Action Ads
- Adsense to be Completely Replaced by Pay-Per-Action?
- Google's New Text Link Ad Unit

Forum discussion at Search Engine Watch Forums.

 

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