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Pay Per Click or PPC is a very common phenomena in SEO since its inception. The concept goes like this: advertisers will display your links in various participating websites and the payment will be made to the site owners based on the actual clicks on the advertisements. Google Adsense or Yahoo are the leaders, that work based on the same philosophy. The unimaginable improvisation in the technology front and an accurate integration of techniques and procedures has made it possible to display only the relevant advertisements in the targeted website. There are even some websites, who rotate the banner advertisements and each click by the users entitles the users to earn. This is an example of aggressive advertisement, where inbound links are almost assured.

The concept of Pay per click is very similar to the traditional advertisement techniques, by which we can notice billboards and hoardings in various public places to draw attention of ongoing people at large. In case of physical advertisements at the cross roads on large billboards it is completely open to all kinds of people, whereas content based links place advertisements depending upon the content of the site, which enables an initial labeling as the target audiences are filtrated. The leading advertisement companies organize the display of advertisements not only based on the content, but they also try to build a harmony between the relevance of the advertisements and the main nature of business of the targeted website. The more the filtration, the more the chance of penetration, which in turn increases the probability of conversion, which is the ultimate goal of any website.

The advantage of a PPC is that the advertiser does not have to pay money until the visitors click on the links and one click means one traffic to the website! Most importantly, in this case you get more of willing visitors than generic ones. PPC is generally used by companies for a sudden boost in their website traffic, thus enabling them a higher rung in the ladder of search engines. History witnesses that people have also participated in various PPC campaigns even to boost up their sales. Any search engine can ignore the number of inbound links, but who can deny the website, which can attract a considerable amount of traffic? After all even search engines also have to survive in this competitive age!