what is paid inclusion and how is different from paid search?
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Paid inclusion has always been a tricky concept to explain, but understanding it is important to both webmasters and searchers, as recent changes have suddenly made paid inclusion commonplace with search engines. For webmasters, do these new programs mean that you won't get listed, unless you pay? And for searchers, do these programs present a threat to the quality of your results?\n\nPaid inclusion programs mean that, in exchange for a payment, a search engine will guarantee to list pages from a web site. These programs typically do not guarantee that the pages will rank well for particular queries, however. Whether a page ranks well still depends on the search engine's underlying relevancy algorithms.\n\nIn contrast, paid placement programs do guarantee top listings. In them, if you pay enough, you'll be top ranked for the terms of your choice. Given this, why would anyone bother with paid inclusion?\n\nFor one thing, paid placement can be expensive. Getting and keeping a top ranking at paid placement search engine like GoTo involves an ongoing expense, because you pay by the click for any traffic you receive. In contrast, basic paid inclusion programs at crawler-based search engines such as Inktomi operate on a flat-fee basis. You pay once, and then you get all the traffic you can eat, so to speak.\n\nOf course, there's no guarantee you'll get any traffic at all, with paid inclusion. That's why I've likened these programs to playing the "search engine lottery." You are essentially buying additional listings that you might not ordinarily receive. In doing so, just as with a lottery, you may have more chances of coming up than normal for various search terms. If this happens, you may find that you get plenty of quality traffic for less expense than through paid placement programs.\n\nRead more by clicking the link below.\n\nHope this helps.\nGood luck.
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Google does not charge you anything if you can get into their organic listings. \n\nBut if you use Adwords, then that's a different story - that's a pay per click advertising tool. \n\nYahoo combines PPC with their organic listings.
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there may be an option to search web, or the site only.  Check to see if there are searching options.
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You don't have to pay.\n\nSubmit your URL to Yahoo, Google, MSN etc. Its better to go to each individual search engine and do it yourself than to use a quick submit website. That way you can be sure that it goes through for each search engine (Some search engines do not allow automated programs to submit URLs).\n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/info/submit.html\nhttp://www.google.com/addurl/?continue=/addurl\nhttp://beta.search.msn.com/docs/submit.aspx\n\nMake sure there are meta tags on the webpages that reflect the content of the site. This site has great info on how to optimize your webpages for search engines http://www.searchbliss.com/seo-tools/search-engine-optimization.htm This is where I learned how to use my meta tags, keywords and content to get my website the best possible results.
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Yes it is. But you would get paid very little for per click (less than a cent) So you're better off working your day job or on http://www.treasuretrooper.com/67841 You get paid through Paypal.
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I believe that you are referring to keywords in the search results for Google / Yahoo / MSN.\nThe are actually two sections of results.  One is the sponsored results and the other is the standard results.\nSponsored results you pay per click.\nStandard is free and in my opinion much better.\nIn order to get listed in the standard results you need to optimize your site.. (meta tags, keywords, header tags)\nAlso get a lot of inbound links to your site.  Submit the site to a bunch of web directories - \nhttp://www.kahmer.com\nhttp://www.joeant.com\nhttp://www.avivadirectory.com
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I agree with the previous answer, that it is possible to get paid for completing a survey.  \n\nBut I think you are probably referring to ads in the classified that promise you that you can get paid taking surveys or doing data entry from home (or stuffing envelopes, which is another common one). \n\nThe bottom line is that many of these have been known to be fraudulent.  Often they are trying to get YOU to buy into whatever scheme there is.  If you are asked to pay money, that should be your first clue.\n\nYou may be able to get paid for taking *A* survey, but can you make a living from it?  I doubt it.\n\n\nTo research, look at this:  http://www.findpaidsurveys.org/?OVRAW=get%20paid%20to%20take%20surveys&OVKEY=get%20paid%20to%20take%20survey&OVMTC=standard .  It's a site that tries to warn you about the illegit paid survey sites.  Then they go and try to sell you something!  Doesn't that sound even fishier?  They gain credibility by WARNING of fraud.  Pretty sneaky!  (I can't comment on whether the offers on this site is legit or not.  I'm just commenting to be aware of wasting your money, and just because someone warns you of fraud, it does not make them legit!)\n\nNow read:  http://jobsearchtech.about.com/od/jobs/a/paid_surveys_2.htm\n\nAnd do a search for "paid surveys scam", like http://www.google.com/search?hs=ryS&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&q=paid+surveys+scam&btnG=Search\n\nScams are rampant in this area!  Don't waste your money - even $30.  If companies are desperate to get you to take a survey, I'm sure you can find them on the web WITHOUT paying a middle man $30.
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I recommend that you begin here...\n\nthe first part of these first two websites are free:\n\nussearch.com\nzabasearch.com\nsearchsystems.com
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***Buy keyword-targeted ads from Google and reach potential customers who are using Google or one of Google's partners such as AOL or Earthlink. Your ads display alongside search results for the terms you chose — "bed and breakfast," or "computer consulting." Keyword ads are targeted, trackable, and cost effective — you pay only when your ad is clickedBuy keyword-targeted ads from Google and reach potential customers who are using Google or one of Google's partners such as AOL or Earthlink. Your ads display alongside search results for the terms you chose — "bed and breakfast," or "computer consulting." Keyword ads are targeted, trackable, and cost effective — you pay only when your ad is clicked. Google is the worldwide leader in web searches with over 60 million queries daily.*** - Google Website Promotion Deal \n\nIn other words search engines like google and yahoo do get payed every time someone clicks on an ad a website has posted but when I say ad I am talking about the ads posted next to search results that relate to what you are searching for. like on yahoo the ads are listed to the right of search results, above search results and below. \n\nAlso to make it a little clear the website the ad is for is the people who pay the search engines.
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If I'm understanding your question correctly, you want a search feature to search ONLY your site.\n\nThis is what I currently use on one of my sites.  Simple, yet effective.  It can also be customized as it's Open Source.\n\nhttp://www.tsep.info/
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you can do a google or yahoo search
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most apprenticeships and internships are free when they are really indemand. And I imagine that anything in the entertainment industry is highly indemand, still it doesn't hurt to look around just incase you can find one that is paid.
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the get money from advertisers, you see alot of them on yahoo, on google only when you search, and they also both offer other services as well
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The rule, as always, is to stay away from those that ask you to pay before you can get these surveys. And paid surveys are just a way to supplement income; there's none that actually pays good money.\n\nLegitimate market survey companies such as Pinecone Research recruit members based on demographic characteristics -- e.g. mothers of babies 0-12 years old -- and will send surveys of products and services targeting this demographic group. Pinecone Research, however, pays only $5 per survey -- you're definitely not going to be rich with that. They can give you anywhere from 1-5 at most surveys in a month. \n\nOther companies simply ask you to answer as many research as possible, and you don't earn anything just the chance to win at a raffle (which I find lame).\n\nThe article "Earning Money from Surveys" provide a short list of legitimate market research firms \nhttp://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol121/onlinesurvey.htm \n\nPinecone Research http://www.pineconeresearch.com\nGreenField Online http://www.greenfieldonline.com \nHarris Poll Online http://www.harrispollonline.com  \nBuzzBack http://www.buzzback.com  \nSurveySite http://www.surveysite.com \nSurveySavvy http://www.surveysavvy.com\nSurvey Spot http://www.surveyspot.com/\nhttp://www.internetpaidsurveys.com/
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You'll want to contact Yahoo! Search Marketing (formerly known as Overture). See the sources for the link.
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Internet sites usually  make you pay for that info. USSearch for example. But their search engines are good. You don't pay unless the info they find on the person is the one you are looking for.
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http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com/\n\nYahoo has different advertising products, many are pay per click\n\nSponsored SearchReach active Internet users on top search engine sites. http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com/srch/index.php\nLocal AdvertisingTarget prospects searching for businesses in your neighborhood. http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com/local/index.php\nSearch SubmitExpand your reach and coverage in algorithmic search listings. http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com/srchsb/index.php\nProduct SubmitReach millions of motivated buyers through Yahoo! Shopping. http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com/shopsb/index.php\nTravel SubmitPromote your offers and deals to eager travelers on Yahoo! Travel. http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com/trvlsb/index.php\nDirectory SubmitInclude your business in the Yahoo! Directory. http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com/dirsb/index.php