Looking to get involved in MSN's adCenter, the new Pay Per Click program allowing advertisers to buy search ads directly from MSN? Until now, participation has been limited and only a handful of "invited" search advertisers have been able to take part... that is until yesterday.

From 9am until noon Pacific Time, MSN opened a 3-hour window and allowed anyone willing and wanting to create an account the option to do so. Like all other PPC programs, registers had to provide basic company/affiliate information as well as some general billing-type information... a process that took at most 10 minutes to complete.

So why am I Blogging about this now... after all, the window has been shut and sealed? Well, I am happy to announce that I was fortunate enough to have learned about this ordeal just in the knick of time and was able to register an account. That's right! As of today I am officially taking MSN PPC clients and if your one of the many interested in buying PPC advertisement on MSN... I'm your hook-up.

As an advertiser, the obvious benefit is that not too many advertisers and Search Marketing companies have access to MSN's adCenter. This detail alone allows you the ability to pick up top-choice keywords for fractions of what you're currently paying at Google and Yahoo!, and I may add without a bidding war with your competitors.

In addition, there's no telling how long the current partnership between Yahoo! and MSN (the agreement that allows Yahoo! to show its paid advertisement on MSN search results) is going to last. I can easily see MSN buying out the rest of that agreement at any time and thus leaving Yahoo! advertisers exiled from MSN. Not a good place to be when you consider that MSN is 1 of the 3 biggest search engines in the game today.

If you're interested in getting your MSN campaign going, check out my Pay Per Click Management page for further details.