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Subject: pay per click search engines
Category: Computers > Internet
Asked by: joep0325-ga
List Price: $5.00
Posted: 20 Nov 2002 13:04 PST
Expires: 20 Dec 2002 13:04 PST
Question ID: 111471
Looking for a list of top search engines that offer pay per click
advertising and/or banner advertising we know about
google/overture/kanoodle/findwhat/sex.com and lycos
is there any other large ones out there?
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Subject: Re: pay per click search engines
Answered By: sgtcory-ga on 20 Nov 2002 16:59 PST
Rated:4 out of 5 stars
 
Hello Joe,

Q. Are there any other large PPC search engines out there?

Yes - and tons of them. I'll list a few of the big ones here, and
offer a link to a site that reviews over 350 more of them. (Yes 350
:-) I noticed you said large, so I'll list those, and let you judge
the rest, as some are small, but formidable.

Larger PPC Search Engines (as per same site given)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

1) GoClick
   http://www.goclick.com

2) Epilot
   http://www.epilot.com

3) Ah-ha
   http://www.ah-ha.com

4) IQSeek
   http://www.iqseek.com/

5) 7Search
   http://www.7search.com

6) ABC Search
   http://www.abcsearch.com

7) Espotting (UK Based)
   http://www.espotting.com

8) Dygo (clean interface)
   http://www.dygo.com/

9) MetaEureka
   http://www.metaeureka.com/

10) MetaMission
    http://metamission.com/cgi-bin/bid/signup.cgi

This following link allows you to see traffic statistics for most of
the engines. Here's the page that ranks the pages by volume of
traffic, and where I pulled these 10 from:

Alexa stats from Pay Per Click Search Engines
http://www.payperclicksearchengines.com/alexa-results.shtml

The main site for PayPerClickSearchEngines
http://www.payperclicksearchengines.com/


I hope the extensive list gives you enough to start with. I really
didn't need a search strategy to find these resources, as I have used
this site in the past. If you wanted to find more sites like this, you
could search Google for:

"pay per click search engines"
://www.google.com/search?q=pay+per+click+search+engines


I hope this answers your question. Should you need clarification or
more resources, please ask before rating, as I would love to help
further!

Thanks for the great question -
SgtCory

Clarification of Answer by sgtcory-ga on 20 Nov 2002 17:01 PST
Almost forgot -

Brainfox is listed on the site I gave you, but here it is again, as it
is a rather well put together PPC search engine:

BrainFox
http://www.brainfox.com

Thanks again -
SgtCory
joep0325-ga rated this answer:4 out of 5 stars

Comments  
Subject: Re: pay per click search engines
From: respree-ga on 20 Nov 2002 21:49 PST
 
Just wanted to add a comment about Brainfox.  Their signup is very
enticing.  I put in $50 and they matched the initial deposit with
$125.00.  So, I started with $175.00 and bid on the word 'posters' at
the number TWO position.  Overture had about a 250,000 searches for
the keyword 'posters' last month - a fairly popular search term.  The
current balance in my account is $174.88. Two clicks in 30 days. =(

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