Web Site Launches for MSN adCenter Users - Online community for adCenter marketers includes discussion forum, downloads, links and news

Clix Marketing, an internet marketing agency, announced today the launch of MSN Genius ( www.msn-genius.com ), a web site with extensive resources of value to users of Microsoft's upcoming MSN adCenter pay-per-click advertising service.

The MSN Genius site features a discussion board, links to other sites and resources, up-to-the-minute news about adCenter and search marketing, and software and template downloads. The discussion forum is a lively community where adCenter "newbies" and experts offer each other advice, assistance, insider's secrets and industry gossip. The resources combine to help adCenter marketers achieve optimal results and maximum conversions from their pay-for-performance advertising campaigns.

MSN adCenter is currently being beta-tested by invited marketers. Scheduled for launch this year, the service features groundbreaking capabilities like the ability to target advertising by gender, location and age group. Another powerful, innovative feature is adCenter's Parameters capability, which allows marketers to create customized advertisements that vary depending on the search keywords used by the end user. MSN Genius aims to shorten the learning curve for new users of adCenter, while supplying advanced users with professional marketing advice and techniques.

Marketers who want to be considered for participation in the MSN adCenter beta program can submit their names for consideration by going to https://adcenter.msn.com/AuthorizeUser.aspx. Detailed information regarding the vision and features of Microsoft's MSN adCenter is available at http://advertising.msn.com/msnadcenter/msnadcenter.asp.

Clix Marketing (http://www.clixmarketing.com) is a full-service Internet marketing company dedicated to increasing web site traffic, sales leads and sales revenue. The company is expert in the planning and implementation of internet marketing campaigns requiring paid search and pay-for-performance advertising, search engine optimization, email marketing, affiliate program management, link popularity enhancement, and a range of other marketing tactics. Future sites will provide similar resources to users of Yahoo Search Marketing, Google AdWords and other pay-per-action services.

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