The Other Search Engines

**sebans** · 02:24 PM

Not only is the ppc paying the lowest percentage to their affiliates = 35 per cents but, doing a 3 day test I discovered that searchfeed.com has disabled the crediting to their affiliates the provents of rich keywords with bids of 1-2 dollar per click.

yesterday example for rich keywords

keyword "poker" searched 54 times NEVER CLICKED
keyword "casino" searched 33 times NEVER CLICKED

while a keyword credited at 0.01 cents like:lolita

keyword "lolita" searched 92 times CLICKED 33 times

brought me the faboulous earning of about "9 cents"

I requested an explanation but they didn't answer.

Check it out if your are a partner, they are incamerating the whole amount of your earnings on rich keywords like "casino" or "poker".

Naturally I'm talking of legitimate clicks coming from real visits.

sebans

**byronm** · 03-19-2004, 04:39 PM

All of those terms have a huge fraud risk.

Best of luck getting a better feed. We actually block out those terms on our PPC since we don't want to deal with that market because of the risks and liability.

**eclickz** · 03-28-2004, 06:24 PM

Im sorry to hear that. I have also worked with SearchFeed and ran into many problems with their company.

I am owner of www.eClickz.com and we have partnerships with many of the top PPC's in the industry and we are paying affiliates on a monthly basis via paypal or cheque.

Our bid prices are some of the highest and if your site has quality traffic, you will be accepted into our program. We also accept traffic from US/Canada/UK/France/Germany/Spain, so you will earn more with eClickz.com than with other ppc companies.

Here is a our XML feed for "debt consolidation", you will see the top 3 bid prices are all over $1 each.

http://www.eclickz.com/search/xml.ph...ation&strict=1

If you want to signup, click here - or email busdev@eclickz.com with any questions.

Best of luck!