Article: Why Pay-Per-Inclusion Search Engines are Dying
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Why Pay-Per-Inclusion Search Engines are Dying
A Pay-Per-Inclusion search
engine is a service in which a search engine charges you a certain amount to
spider and include your website in its database. For this fee, regular repeated
spiderings are guaranteed, so you are sure to be indexed.
However, rankings are not guaranteed. These pages have no advantage over
any page submitted for free. A few years ago, pay-per-inclusion search engines
such as Inktomi, Altavista, Ask Jeeves and Yahoo were introduced. However, they
have failed badly and have lost traffic to
Google.
Why Google is Tops
Google built the LARGEST search engine database because it refused to adopt
the pay-per-inclusion model. By allowing every website to submit its pages
free, it built an enormous da...
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