adCenter
adCenter is the name of Microsoft's pay per click ad network. As a newer provider of online marketing, adCenter has a small share of the PPC market compared with Google AdWords.
adCenter - Microsoft adCenter powers paid search results on Microsoft's bing, Yahoo! (as of November 2010), and other sites within its network. Microsoft adCenter is now the second largest paid search provider in the United States.
AdCenter Microsoft's cost per click ad network.
While it has a few cool features (including dayparting and demographic based bidding) it is still quite nascent in nature compared to Google AdWords.
Microsoft AdCenter - Microsoft's cost per click ad network. It includes a few interesting features (dayparting, demographic-based bidding, etc.), but it is still a little behind in quality compared to Google AdWords [link].
Microsoft adCenter
The rates that these outfits charge for a PPC ad vary significantly depending on the popularity of the keyword or phrase.
Search Marketing or MSN adCenter ads). These are also relevant to the user's query but are ranked according to the amount of money the advertiser is willing to pay for a click (see under PPC and Google AdWords for more information).
PositionPreference - A feature in Google AdWords and in Microsoft adCenter enabling advertisers to specify in which positions they would like their ads to appear on the SERP. Not a position guarantee.
term for the keyword research/selection, bid cost assessment and budgeting that companies undertake to begin Pay-Per-Click keyword campaigns with advertising networks such as Google AdWords, Yahoo! Sponsored Search and Microsoft AdCenter.
But in 2005 MSN began testing its own advertising program called AdCenter. While still in its infancy, the keyword tools offered by MSN appear to be useful and worth a try.
 See also: Click, Market, AdWords, Keyword, Internet
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