Pay-Per-Click and Pay-For-Inclusion
What is the major difference between the Pay-Per-Click (or PPC) and Pay-For-Inclusion (or PFI)?
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The PPC is much similar to advertising and are such links which come up when you enter a keyword in the search field. Also termed as sponsored links or the recommended links, the advertiser pays a fee to the search engine each and every time it is clicked on. PFI is more similar to paying for a web site to instantly be considered for the indexing. By using PPC and PFI can significantly raise the number of visitor you get. You can also help take the help of both.
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