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I first learnt about SearchAnyway after reading Google Payload, which is a rubbish eBook if you ask me. I won’t bother with the details of the eBook but most of the tips in the eBook will most likely get you banned with SearchAnyway.

SearchAnyway does not allow traffic from some PPC search engines like:

• Enhance
• Findology
• GoClick
• Looksmart
• Searchfeed

Google Payload recommends using some of these PPC search engines, which is clearly against SearchAnyway’s recommendations. SearchAnyway prefers traffic from 1st-tier PPC search engines, which probably means they like Google AdWords, Yahoo Search Marketing and MSN adCenter.

Here’s the official proof straight from SearchAnyway’s publisher screen:

Notice the bold text “Any Affiliate who can send us high-quality 1st-Tier arbitrage traffic for 1 month will have a rev-share increase of 5%, and will receive higher bids from our premium feed“.

The default revenue share is 60% of the click value of their ads. What is cool about SearchAnyway is you can find out the click value of your desired keywords. It’s right on their home page at the “Bid Checker” section. …

Tagged As: AdSense, AdWords, Google, Google AdSense, Pay per click, ppc, SearchAnyway, Yahoo! Search Marketing

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