Pay per click sites?

[wuwatts]

Please advice some honest and paying pay per click sites....except google adsense,overture,bidvertiser..msn ads...

thanks

[Snurzelsnaum]

Here is a good one

[bas02]

Why don't you try paid survery sites instead which will pay more. Here are few of them.

(TikTikCash) http://www.tkqlhce.com/click-2371135-10461344
(Survey Team) http://www.tkqlhce.com/click-2371135-10465548
(Panda Research) http://www.kqzyfj.com/click-2371135-10466910

Happy Saint
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[anastasis]

You might consider a company that specializes with ppc campaigns.
http://searchlinqs.com/
I do not work for them, or get commission - i met them and they sounded very professional

[vinnya1]

Most pay per click sites really do not work and are very costly. You should begin with the basics and that is search engine optimization.

It is very important to promote one's website by first publishing one's domain named website on these major search directories. For example, to publish your website's domain name for FREE at Google's search directory, visit "http://google.com/addurl/?continue=/addu... and fill-in the form. In another way, Google, Yahoo or MSN provide a Yellow Pages kind of advertisement for every website according to a set of ranking protocols. And there's where web designers and search engine optimizers play an critical role in marketing websites which in turn, display goods and services to be discovered [via search directories] by the rest of the world. The greater the appearance or presence that one's website can generate on search directories, the greater number of customers will accordingly visitor one's website.

As for the cost to market one's website via the Internet and more particularly -- search directories, will depend initially with the proper design of webpages and the proper placement of metatags which are: <Title>, <Description> and <Keywords>.

A searchable <Title> would be "[name of the goods/services - a generic domain name is okay unless you own a well-know brand], [city], [state - postal abbreviation]" -- up to 65 characters and spaces. The <Description> would be up to 20 words comprising a complete readable sentence which promotes interest in your business, i.e., "We sell quality _____ at a reasonable price, etc." And <keywords> would consist of 12-15 compound plural words separated by commas, i.e., "cars, planes, transportation, etc."

In conclusion, webpages can either be rather straightforward using only HTML text or be crafted totally as a graphic Flash configuration. Either way, care should be taken to complete the Properties entries for Title, Description and Keywords so that there is something that search robots can index. The more one is educated in crafting effective webpages along with metatag placement, the less will be spent to hire third-party consultants to assist you in this matter.

To demonstrate how search engines/directories work, go to Yahoo.com and type in the following search query: "pizza downtown los angeles." [Note: do not include the quotes (").] Again, this is a very generic query which means you want to order a "pizza" from "downtown" and in what city -- "Los Angeles." Sounds fairly simple and then hit Enter. In a moment or two, there will appear some 1.3 million search results and among the top Five rankings will be a business called "Pizza Next Door, etc." The significance of this demonstration is to illustrate that most Interest shoppers will discover "Pizza Next Door," forthright because of its high web presence and ranking within the Top Five. So these shoppers are more or less likely to patronize this pizza establishment and hopefully in the long term; validate the owner and his family as having a profitable Internet enterprise.

Good luck!

[webmasterneo]

In my blog post here, I mention a few PPC sites that I have recently tried out. I haven't been paid yet, 'coz I've just started. But the few ones that I've listed there are those which always have ads for you to click.

Visit my post and start clicking.

[onlinehelp123]

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[kimono]

Once, I used PPc's but the thing is it's so hard for me to earn a dollar since you can only earn 1cent per click.. if you are willing to let an audio advertisement be played on your website, why not go for Pay Per Play?PPP is the freshest in internet advertising. I have already signed up for it and am just waiting for its launch. This is how it works: When a person visits a webpage, they will hear a single 5 second audio ad. Works much like ppc's, but the thing is there will be no click required by the visitors. interesting isn't it? Ad will play when a visitor opens that webpage. In turn, the website owner will get paid for every visitor to his website. the pay was like 25% of the ad's worth,i think. You can click on my signature for further details about this one.

[Nathan Malone]

I would stick with Google AdWords, Yahoo Search Marketing, and Microsoft adCenter.

Depending on what you are advertising, you might even want to stick with just one to start with (probably AdWords).

There are a lot of smaller PPC engines as well, but those three are by far the biggest.

[linkbuilding]

Originally Posted by wuwatts

Please advice some honest and paying pay per click sites....except google adsense,overture,bidvertiser..msn ads...

thanks

lots of sites there, i am a member of few sites, though i have not got a single money, my advise is this if you have free internet connection then go foroward
thanks
ashiwini

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[rangdehai]

Originally Posted by wuwatts

Please advice some honest and paying pay per click sites....except google adsense,overture,bidvertiser..msn ads...

thanks

SO U ONCE TRY ClixSense.com - PTC: Get Paid To Click

[Ideadom]

search google, it will help - others usually don't pay much, adsense doesn't too, btw.