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|  | April 2, 2002 12:00 AM LookSmart Changing To Cost-Per-Click Basis
LookSmart Changing
To Cost-Per-Click Basis
By Danny Sullivan,
Editor
The Search Engine Report, April
2, 2002
Next week, LookSmart plans a shift to a model where most new listings in the
commercial portions of its directory will be sold a cost-per-click basis.
Currently, LookSmart has site submission products aimed at small businesses
where it charges a fee to review a site but does not charge continuing fees, if
a site has been accepted for inclusion into the directory.
The change will have no impact on submission of non-commercial content into
LookSmart via its Zeal.com volunteer directory. Non-commercial listings remain
free of charge and listed if approved by the volunteer community at Zeal.
All past customers that used LookSmart's paid submission programs to gain
listings are to be moved to the new cost-per-click
basis over the course of the coming months. LookSmart expects to be sending
further details about this migration to its existing customers next week,
and I'll bring more details, when they are available.
As part of the migration, LookSmart will be crediting these existing accounts
with a large number of free clicks.
The value of the free clicks should more than equal any submission fees that
may have been paid by customers to LookSmart to have their site reviewed.
LookSmart
http://www.looksmart.com
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