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Home | Internet & Businesses Online | Adsense In theory the relationship between search engine and advertiser is a symbiotic one. The advertiser writes an advertisement, then pays a search engine to do the work in identifying potential customers for them through the use of keyword identification. Every time a browser enters a keyword that pertains to the advertisement in question into a search engine the engine will display the ad in question along with the results of their search. In the real picture though the process is not quite so simplistic. For the advertiser keyword selection can be more complex. It is not usually as easy as going to the keyword selection tools on the search engine site. The keywords there are well used and will most likely deliver many pages of search results. Since the average web surfer is going to lose interest in the hunt for information after the first five or ten pages it is important that an ad be among those five or ten pages in order to realize a profit. The difficulty in this is that the right to be among these top search results is determined by the amount of money the advertiser is willing to pay "per click" for their ad. Conventional ways to advertise allows a marketer to put up an ad for a set amount of time for a specific cost, no matter how many people end up seeing the ad. This way of advertising really added up and didn't produce well. Thus the pay per click marketing was born. With this the marketer paid only when his advertisement was clicked on. He could also gauge how his ad was being received and make a better profit when it was chosen often. After the initiation the idea came to be sure that the ads having the highest price per click are shown along with the highest search results so that the search engine would realize the greatest profits possible. This brought competition into play in setting the bid prices. Advertisers would try to outbid the competitors. Pay-per-click advertising costs have the potential to grow exponentially without a marketer even being aware of it because top spot advertisements can engender quite a bit of casual interest but few sales. This is not money well spent. Pay per click advertising can be a dangerous minefield for the uneducated marketer to maneuver; it is not the simple endeavor advertisers would have consumers believe. Fortunately, there are a number of resources for assistance (as well as alternative methods of advertising) available on the web for anyone savvy enough to look. Article Source: http://www.articlewheel.com
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