Adsense Isn't the Only PPC Game in TownWritten by John Calder
© 2004, John Calder http://www.TheEzine.netSince Google announced their revenue-sharing Adsense program in mid-2003, Internet marketers and other webmasters alike have embraced program wholeheartedly. For content-heavy, non-commercially oriented sites, Adsense revenue is a welcome way to help defer hosting and other costs of running their sites. For marketers, Adsense is yet another revenue stream to add to pages that may already contain affiliate links, info products, and so on. For many marketers, Adsense was first time they realized that they could make money from pay-per-click (PPC) advertising, rather than just spend money on it! But there are other PPC search engines who are willing to share their revenues with webmasters who place ads on their sites. For example, Searchfeed has been in business since late 2000, and RevenuePilot has offered revenue-sharing since July of 2002. In addition, availability of PPC programs has made it possible for many smaller PPC engines to set up shop. Of course, you should always know who you're doing business with, so be sure to learn what you can about company and who's running it before you do business in a big way with them.
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The advertising industry is booming!! and you can profit from it. You get paid a base amount for each e mail that you read! also get paid for each email those you sign
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