Paid Search Engine Marketing

Paid search marketing applies to the paid search results of search engines. These results typically appear on top of the organic listings and can appear to the right as well. They are marked as "paid or sponsored" ads so as to distinguish them from the organic listings. Paid search marketing attracts about 20% of searchers and can bring about instant results.

A brief introductory of what paid search engine marketing is and a look at some of the top opportunities available such as Google AdWords and Yahoo! Sponsored Search PPC advertising programs. More		Google AdWords appear in the right margin next to the regular search results and sometimes on top. These results can also appear at search and contextual partner sites. More

Formerly called Overture, the pioneer in PPC advertising. Bid for top positioning and have ads seen at Yahoo, All the Web, Alta Vista as well as a variety of meta crawlers and contextual partner sites. More		MSN adCenter is Microsoft's pay per click advertising platform which allows marketers to target searchers using MSN. Text ads that appear on the top and to right of the organic search results. More

A combination pay for inclusion/pay per click program that allows you to submit up to 1,000 URLs instantly to the search index that powers Yahoo!, Alta Vista, All The Web and other major partners. More		If you have an e-commerce store with a product database, you can submit your feed to various shopping search properties including BizRate, DealTime, Froogle, PriceGrabber.com & NexTag to name a few. More

We can set up and manage other paid search engine marketing services in which you pay on either a CPM or CPC level. These services include 7Search, Bay9, Espotting, FindWhat.com and Kanoodle to name a few. More		These and other questions answered in our FAQ section. More