There are hundreds of Pay Per Click Search Engines you can buy traffic from. As this number increases, it becomes more difficult to determine which ones are worth your time using. That's where our Top 8 Search Engine list comes in handy.

We've narrowed down this huge list down to our favorites based on our own experience and user feedback. Let us know your experiences!

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1. Google AdWords - The biggest and best for volume, traffic quality and user interface. However the most expensive.
   
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   Detailed Google AdWords Review

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2. Yahoo! Search Marketing - First GoTo.com, then Overture, now Yahoo! Search Marketing. Both high volume and quality with a few bargains still around.
   
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   Detailed Yahoo! Search Marketing Review

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3. MSN AdCenter - A newly emerging big player with lots of leverage, and arguably the best quality traffic. Look out for an amazing keyword research tool as part of the package.
   
   
   Detailed MSN AdCenter Review

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4. MIVA - One of the best, yet more underated PPC search engines.
   
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   Detailed MIVA Review

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5. SearchFeed - Strong ROI with a reasonable search volume. Geo-targeting available with 11 countries you can specifically focus on.
   
   Detailed SearchFeed Review

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6. ABCSearch - Solid targeting, decent traffic sources, and good customer service.
   
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   Detailed ABCSearch Review

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7. 7Search - A smaller search engine with good quality traffic. Good interface.
   
   They claim better ROI than either Google or Yahoo! because of their high quality traffic sources.
   
   Detailed 7Search Review

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8. Search123 - One of the first PPC search engines. Cost effective with good support.
   
   Fund with $50 and they'll give you $20 free. Click here.
   
   Detailed Search123 Review

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"Clearly, it's time to move on." said Jerry Yang, chief executive of Yahoo, as his company announced it had ended talks with Microsoft and agreed instead to a partnership with Google.

The alliance between the two search companies will put Google ads alongside Yahoo's search results and on other web pages in the US and Canada. The arrangement with Google will add about $US800 million a year to sales, Yahoo! said.

The companies will delay implementing the program, which covers search results in the US and Canada, to give the US Justice Department time to review it.

According to a recent survey, approximately 40% of all the searches done on the Internet were to find something local to the searcher's area. Also, 60% of local consumers use the Internet to find products online. However, on the other hand, 90% of the consumers searching for a product or service made their actual purchase offline.

This is the second and final article which explores steps 7-12 of optimizing your landing pages to increase profits and Quality Score.

This is the final article of the five-part series on Google Adwords Quality Score. We investigate the indirect influences on Quality Score and how you can use them to bump up your scores.

Pay Per Click Search Engines Newsletter  #67
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19 June 2008


      CONTENTS:

      1.  Solving your PPC problems
      2.  What Quality Score can do for you
      3.  Is it the real deal?

Landing page quality has a much bigger impact on Quality Score than you might realize. In part four of this five-part series, we show you how to improve your landing pages for higher Quality Score.

In part three of this five-part series on Google Adwords Quality Score, we examine how you can boost your Quality Score with Keyword and Ad Relevancy.

Did you know that click-through rates play an important role in boosting your Google Adwords Quality Score? This is the second part of a five-part series on improving your Quality Score.

This is the first of a five-part series providing simple tips on how to boost your Google Adwords Quality Score.  In this series you'll learn what factors impact your Quality Score and how to reduce your minimum bid costs to generate more profit.

Pay Per Click Search Engines Newsletter #66
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March 13, 2008

    CONTENTS:

    1. Slow loading Web pages and AdWords Quality Score
    2. Yahoo! changes minimum bid policy
    3. MIVA gets mobile
    4. Google and DoubleClick close deal

If you're anything like me, or really the vast majority of pay per click users, you spend the majority of your time and money with Google.  Of course, that's where the traffic and the money are right? Depending on who you listen to, Google directs between 60 and 75% of search traffic, and probably as much or more of paid traffic.