Do any one have the list of Pay Per Click search engines that's ordered by search engines charging the lowest. \ne.g. adwords.google.com, overture.com
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You have to be careful when looking for a deal. If a market seems underpriced it is usually because there is less value there. Overture / Yahoo! and Google AdWords are names you can trust. MSN AdCenter (in beta testing as of writing this) should be good too, but after them the distribution and quality likely fall off fast.\n\nThe top engines go back and forth on which provides the best ROI from vertical to vertical or even item to item or keyword to keyword based on a wide variety of factors.\n\nI need to update the following list to include MSN, but other than that it should have most of the tier 2 players listed (although for most people I just recommend focusing on Google Yahoo! and MSN).
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#1 Google http://www.google.com - Fast, usually gives the most accurate results to what I'm searching for.\n\n#2 Yahoo http://search.yahoo.com - Also fast, second best in results.  Sometimes gives me better answers.\n\nHint, if you go to that link for Yahoo Search, you don't have all the other garbage on screen.\n\nActually both engines have almost identical advanced search options, and are both very powerful.  It's more an issue of how you format you inquiries as to how accurate the search results are.
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Those are sites where people put a bunch of adword banners so when people click on them they get paid. I'm actually thinking of making one myself. You cant really prevent them. Thats up to the search engines. Or in yahoo search you can choose block site.
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the best way is clicking COST PER CLICK ads.\nyou click on my ads-(so google-adsence pays me)\ni click on your ads-(so google-adsence pays you)\n\nwhat do you think.\ncontact me. (For more instructions and much much more)\ncompletegem@yahoo.com\n\nTHIS IS AN OPEN CHANCE (& invitation). ANY ONE CAN JOIN WITH US.
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Try google adsence  https://www.google.com/adsense/?hl=en_US  i think you get paid per click
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search engines are like fishing nets. you can't always guarantee your site will show up at the top, just like you can't guarantee what kind of fish you'll get. spiderbots are constantly rescanning the web, postings are constantly appearing and disappearing, and these all affect your ranking.\n\nyour competitor may have had their domain registered longer, may have more things being written about them on the web, or may have more sites linking to theirs. \n\nthe other thing is there's often a substantial time delay in putting a site up (or modifying/optimizing it for search) and seeing a change in the results. \n\nthe only deals i've ever heard of that weren't scams were SPONSORED LINKS. i wouldn't trust anyone that said they had some "inside edge"... the big engines are public companies whose stock prices would be hurt if they did illicit side deals. \n\nmy recommendations: keep at it, make sure your content is easily searchable (in other words, more text than graphic or flash), make sure you follow the engines' guidelines for submission to a T, and see if you can get other sites (blogs, epinions, etc.) to have links back to your URL. generally speaking, the more people hosting links to your site, the higher your ranking will be.\n\nhope this helps.
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Same with me. And I HATE Google.\n\nTry www.search.com ; they're pretty basic.\nAlso, you could try www.dogpile.com , which covers many different search engines in one.\nIn addition, there's a new one called Zenome (www.zenome.com) and that is pretty good, although it's just starting out.
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Hi,\n I always use cheapest prices search engine. They have great prices and lots of consumer written reviews on products. I hope this helps you.
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It works, but you need to create a "content rich" site to drive traffic to and then they have to click on the Adsense ads on your site.\n\nChoose keywords that pay the highest cost-per-click.\n\nhttp://adsense.sitesell.com/java.html
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Did you add your site to the Yahoo site Crawlers. This is very important so that the site is indexed. Go to http://search.yahoo.com/info/submit.html and submit your site for Free. If you want more paid submission you can find everything at http://search.yahoo.com
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If your on a tight budget\nstart with the Penny Per Click engines first. These are the biggest\nand the best for immediate results. Your traffic will start in only\nminutes!\n\nPenny A Click\n————–\nGo Click\nEpilot\n7 Search\nSearch Feed\n\n3 Cents A Click\n—————\nAh-Ha/Enhance\n\n5 cents a click\n—————\nhttps://adwords.google.com/select/ \nhttp://www.content.overture.com/d/  (now Yahoo owned)\nhttp://www.miva.com/index.asp\nhttp://www.search123.com\nhttp://www.kanoodle.com\nhttp://www.mamma.com\n\nAlso you can get traffic with traffic exchanges.\nThere’s nothing to lose by incorporating them into\nyour web site traffic strategy & Everything to gain.\n\nHere’s a free report I put together.\nhttp://www.webmasterautomation.com/TrafficExchangeReport.pdf\n\nHere's a post on it:\nhttp://webmasterautomation.com/blog/2006/10/12/the-best-free-targeted-web-site-traffic/
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my friend i have the perfect website for you. it includes over 1000 links to free advertising websites including free directories, free search engine submissions, free viral marketing, free top keywords and much much more\nhttp://www.freeaddsgalore.me.uk\ninvesting in the big daddy search engine and program hoppers will prove very profitable
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I can't answer the Indian part of your question, but there are lots of PPC engines. \n\nThe problems with most of the smaller engines are \n- low quality traffic and click fraud\n- limited traffic volume makes it take a long time to get any meaningful account feedback\n\nI recommend staying with Google and Yahoo! off the start. If you can't compete on those networks it may mean that you need to work on improving your business model or conversion rates.\n\nAttached are two links, one to a page offering PPC tips and another to a free PDF book offering a bunch of tips about the PPC market.
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news on your web site. some services will pay you\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=news+on+your+web+site\n\nyou should try several of these. the free ones have a bad habit of not loading half the time or loading very slowly.\n\n★★ HELP WITH SEARCHING ★★\n\n◙ I used to have so much trouble finding what I wanted. That's because I didn't know the best methods for filtering my searches. Now I rarely have trouble finding what I want. Thanks to a great web site called GoogleGuide. Click on the "Novices Click Here" button to read about Google's fantastic search syntax. Yahoo has some of these operators too. But not even close to the amount that Google has. Below are a few examples.\n\nsite:briefcase.yahoo.com (mp3)\nintitle:?parent directory? (mpg|avi|wmv|mov) "strauss"\ninurl:forum intitle:recipes intext:cookies\n\n☞ http://www.googleguide.com/\n\n◙ Some of what you will learn at the GoogleGuide was used to create the following special search tools.\n\n☞ http://www.soople.com/\n\n◙ Compare Yahoo and Google search results in side-by-side frames here.\n\n☞ http://www.gahooyoogle.com/\n\n◙ You'll get pretty much the same tutorial as the GoogleGuide has by reading the first few chapters of this book.\n\n☞ http://tinyurl.com/6zx2\n\n◙ Here are two more great sites to help you.\n\n☞ http://tinyurl.com/qey8v\n☞ http://tinyurl.com/2ywye\n\n◙ You shouldn't rely on just one search engine. There are many really good ones and they don't all have the same things in them. One might have links to HTML sites etc. and another might not. There are currently 800,000 search engines. Most of them are specailty search engines. Here are several hundred generalized search engines. Plus a few specialized search engines I threw in for my own use.\n\n☞ http://dwight.clickthesky.com/search/\n\n◙ Google is the very best full-text search engine. But when you want a much deeper search you should use the number one cluster search engine.\n\n☞ http://www.vivisimo.com/\n\nIf you are in a really big hurry you can search many search engines at once by using meta search engines. These will give you the top-ten most-relative results of each engine they search.\n\n☞ http://www.ask.com/\n☞ http://www.msn.com/\n☞ http://www.dogpile.com/\n☞ http://www.altavista.com/\n☞ http://www.webcrawler.com/\n\n◙ Here is a way to search many different search engines from a single portal. I use this everyday to research your questions before answering them. Select a resource from the dropdown menu, type in your keywords, and click search.\n\n☞ http://www.searchalot.com/
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Every directory worth noting on the Internet, thousands of them are listed on ISEDB. http://www.isedb.com/html/Web_Directories/General_Directories/  \nYou never knew there could be so many directories! Some are free and some charge: the information is listed in the index so you can tell the free ones from the good ones. By the way if you ever get tired of finding ways to increase traffic to your web site and want to instead increase your web site revenue, contact me at the source link below. Traffic does not equal sales. Don't get caught up in the SEO hype of popularity chasing and PR scores and the sand box jargon. These have nothing to do with making money online. Recent surveys from ClickZ and Nielson.net have revealed the top 100 revenue producing web sites are not optimized for search engines. On purpose too according to the web masters who quote the right ways to make money online have nothing to do with PR or Google – Yahoo! – MSN, etc.  Details of research are here: http://www.azonlinemarketing.com/online-marketing-justsaynotoseo.php  Just Say No to SEO…
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There is a whole cottage industry to "get you to be the first in a search engine"... It is called Search Engine Optimization (SEO) or Search Engine Marketing (SEM).\n\n- Do not under any circumstances hire a company that guarantees the first position.  Such claims are certainly will get you banned from the largest and most important search engines.\n\n- PPC or pay per click programs may drive traffic to your site, but will not "raise" your site within search engine listing.\n\n- Surprisingly studies have shown that the first position is often ignored!  If you get on the top of the first page, "above the fold"( you show up without having to scroll down), you are gold!\n\nSearch engine positioning depends very much on the search engine, and what type of algorythm they use to rank web sites.\n\nThe primary factors in most engines are content and authority.  Content refers to articles and documents which are unique and specially related to the key phrase or word to which you want your site to be on top.  Authority refers to how well your site is linked - that is how many good sites within the same topic, link to you.\n\nYou might want to revisit "why" you want to be high on that search engine list...  To drive traffic? If that is the case, then concentrate on the root, which is getting more traffic to your site and not solely on position in a search engine.  Advertising in that case makes more sense.\n\nThe de facto authority on this information is WebmasterWorld.  This site provides detailed discussions on various search engines and how to promote your site.