Pay per click search engines

LookSmart - Professional pay per click. Supplies results to MSN, AltaVista, IWon and more
Marketing51 - Pretty quick, but the design looks very untidy, tricks you into making them your 'Home Page'. Their contact e-mail address is an ****@aol.com, which reduces credibility
Metaeureka - Nice design, quick to search and returns relevant results
Metamission - Claims to be a full parallel metasearch engine, however when I did a search it couldn't return any matches
Mitefind - Searchers need a big monitor to see this site. Searches quickly, although results can be less than relevant
Mobysurf - Pages are slow to load, search results are sparse and pop-ups are present
MyGeek - Specialist shopping PPC engine, bringing together buyers and sellers. Fairly quick
Najula - I couldn't get it to do a search without coming back with an 'Internal Server Error' message. It turns out the guy who operates this engine set it up to pay for his daughters education, or so it says on the about us page
Netclicked - Nice looking design, a bit slow and no results returned if the search term is a bit niche
Netflip - More low quality clicks, they pay searchers to click through the search results, so any click-thru's you get are totally untargeted. Don't waste your money
Noozletters - A search directory containing links to newsletters and ezines, add your newsletter or ezine for FREE (Probably only going to be free for a limited time)
Ohspot - Gave up waiting for this one to load its home page
Onesearch - Minimalist search engine (basic and simple are probably better descriptions)
Overture - Originally called Goto, probably the biggest PPC engine, worth being on although keywords are very competitive and subsequently expensive
Pageseeker - Nice design, a bit slow loading though. Failed to return any meaningful results when I searched
Pointcom - Tries to TRICK searchers who come to the site into making pointcom their homepage. I lost all faith in them so didn't test any further, give this pay per click a miss
Runquest - Doesn't really return relevant results
Sabril - More low quality clicks here, this PPC engine pays searchers to click through on any listing whether they're are interested in the site or not. Poor site design too
Screen-Scenes - Affordable pay per click advertising
Search2know - Good design, returns no results if the search term is slightly of a niche nature
Search4it-online - Bad navigation links (couldn't get to the home/search page). They do offer 50 free visitors on sign up
Searchanytime - Pretty quick and returns relevant results
Searchbidder - Slow, very slow. Search function has an adult filter though
Search Cactus - Low quality clicks again, due to the inducement to searchers to click on a link to earn money. They give searchers $2 just to sign up
Searchflip - Clean design, but returns no results if the search term is even slightly of a niche nature
Search Galore - Doesn't return great search results. Open an account for $25 and no minimum bid
Searchhard - Offers $10 in free search cash for each new sign up
Searchhound - Strap line is 'The Destination for the people who run the Web' ? Costs a minimum off $100 to open an account. Signing up is a bit of a hassle, should be simpler
Searchlead - Fairly quick, and search results pretty relevant. Annoying JavaScript visual fireworks script in operation though
SearchPronto - Clean design and bids from $.01
Searchqueen - Pay per click search engine offering a free $10 account
Searchtunnel - Nice 'original' look, also returns relevant results
Seekfindclick - Couldn't wait around for this site to load
Sewvillage - Arts and crafts portal, as well as toys, dolls, games etc.
Slapsearch - Funky interface with a yellow duck, seems a bit slow though
Solidhits - Forces a pop-up when users do a search, pretty slow and returns non relevant search results
Splut - Presents itself as a banner free directory of UK sites. Doesn't return great search results
Sprinks - One of the higher profile pay per click search engines, can return some irrelevant search results though
Theinfodepot - Supplemental results provided by AltaVista. Bonus clicks given when you open an account
Turbo10 - Fast search results, uses results from many engines to supplement pay per click rankings
Ultimateresourcesite - Average pay per click search engine. Annoying pop-up on entry to the site
Verygoodsearch - Bit slow, puts non relevant paid listings above relevant non paid listings
Win4Win - More lotto gimmicks to induce searchers to click on links, a bit slow
Wookle - Offering $25 In Bidding Cash For all new accounts
Work at Home Search Engine - Promote 'work from home' related goods and/ or services. Pretty quick
Worldsearchers - Slow and the search box didn't seem to be working correctly
Wowclicks - Cluttered design and irrelevant search results returned
Xuppa - Formely known as Bay9. Set up as a portal with webmail, weather info, daily horoscope and other features to bring visitors back. The search results are pretty accurate which is an improvement from Bay9
Zugbo - Fast with relevant search results
7search - Average pay per click search engine, average site design
100results - Fast pay per click, relevant searches returned

PPC tips

You need to be sceptical of pay per click search engines that offer searchers money or incentives to click through their results. This can result in you footing a bill for unmotivated visitors
There has been suggestion that some consumers tend to see PPC listings as advertisements, and as a result give them less value than the robot based results

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