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Paid Placement Advertising: Most major search engines carry paid placement listings, where advertisers are guaranteed a high ranking, usually in relation to desired words.

PPC listings: Pay per click

Which has work best for you?

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If you dont have a high search engine ranking then PPC is the way to go.
Just dont throw your money away with Adsense, as its easy to do!

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For most new websites good organic search engine results are difficult to achieve. this article about Google's Aging Delay for New Sites may help clear up your understanding.to start with i normally chose Yahoo search marketing or google adwords. I think Pay per click model should definitely be part of your overall stratagy.

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dougadam wrote: Paid Placement Advertising: Most major search engines carry paid placement listings, where advertisers are guaranteed a high ranking, usually in relation to desired words.

PPC listings: Pay per click

Which has work best for you?

What do you consider the distinction between Placement Advertsing through major SE's and PPC on the same SEs??

Some places require PPC to be a certain payment per click.. Some are asking you to bid for top placement??

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