Question: What if you have a lot of clients?

Chris: "Each client would have their own account. You would want to keep information separate and private. You can have multiple accounts under your main account. There is no limit to number of accounts or number of domains you monitor. Each account does require a separate license though."

Question: What do you mean by a separate license?

Chris: "Pricing for KeywordTool is based on a license fee and a click-tracking fee."

Question: So if you use tool for multiple domains/accounts, you'd have to purchase it separately for each domain/account?

Chris, "Yes, you can run all your accounts under your main account, but they are purchased separately."

Question: Is there a special setup fee for main account?

Chris: "No setup fee. The set up takes about 20 minutes and just requires adding a small JavaScript into head of your entry pages and a small piece of code into your conversion page. Then it goes live right away and starts gathering info."

Question: How much does service cost?

Chris: "The service usually runs from about $200/month per account and up depending on how many search engine related clicks you are getting per month. There are several examples of pricing at: http://keywordtool.net/pricing.asp."

Question: If I have 20 clients now, what would cost be per month?

Chris: "The first client is $150; 2-5 clients is $135 each up to 20. All clients after 20 are $60 each. It's progressive pricing."

Question: If I start with three clients, then add two more later on, does total subscription rate get adjusted to 5 clients, etc.?

Chris: "Yes."

Over last 3 years we have seen a growth in Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Search Engine model. This was initially fashioned by Overture, but has quickly been followed by a whole host of Pay Per Clicks.

The concept is extremely simple. You bid on words that surfers who would be interested in your website's content would use to search on. For example, if your website was about gardening...you may bid on words "garden care" or "lawn care" etc. When someone searches on words "garden care", search results are returned in order of bids placed; so a website with a 60 cents bid would rank higher than one for 55 cents and so on.

Obviously, you will want to make sensible bids that your business can sustain. The best way to know what is affordable is to look at your website stats of visitors against your sales. If your profit last month was $1,000 and you had 400 unique visitors your profit per visitor (PPV) would be $2.50. If you had 20000 unique visitors your PPV would drop to $0.50. This is a rule of thumb as not all visitors are equal - some visitors are more qualified than others and visitors from PPC Search Engines are often most qualified around. these Pay Per Click tips will help you.

PPC Search Engines are best valuable advertising currently available. If you write a good website and expert title and descriptions with your listings, qualifying your visitors is a relatively direct task. How can you make most of PPC search engines...great question and here are 5 more excellent tips!

1. Watch for Bidding Gaps What's point in bidding 25 cents for position 1 when 12 cents will do? Not a lot is answer, but I see it every day. In fact worse gap I saw was $11 when $1.03 would do. Make sure bid you make is sensible by closing bidding gaps. You can save a considerable amount of money by closing those bidding gaps. In fact this can save (or stretch) your budget by up to 70%.