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We’re getting there. In other words, I think we’re talking about the same thing: Example: With InverSearch, a business owner only pays (currently) $.99 when THEY CHOOSE to respond to a consumer inquiry (which comes to them in advance via [and because of] the categories they picked when they signed up). CPA is not better than that. And I’m really not biased. BTW, why are you biased?

Joe

I think I see that what you are describing with the service is paid lead gen, which usually if the agreement is written correctly does not require the recipient to pay for poor quality leads.

I have to disagree still that the future is pay-per-response, because sometimes people’s matriculation rate on leads can be over a year. As well, when you need a certain volume of leads and nobody knows your audience and what a good lead better than yourself, then nothing ever beats having talented in house people optimizing and improving lead flow and CPL (CPA) on a daily basis. THAT is the future of search (but then again I’m biased)

Terry Howard’s last blog post..80’s Birthday Cake

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How can I contact you to gain some more insight into your response above? Through your blog?

BTW, I see nowhere Google or anyone else ever tried a real pay per resonse model.

Thanks

Joe

The methodology is observing your traffic sources and the leads they generate according to your own standards and revising your keywords and budget allocation accordingly is a human’s only club, no machine will ever be able to do it as well.

Your comment spam though might be helpful to people with e-commerce based sites though.

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InverSearch is a search engine that bills its business users by the number of responses they make to consumer inquiries rather than by the number of hits they receive. InverSearch has moved completely away from the pay-per-click business model that currently dominates the search industry. The future of search is pay-per-response, which does not affect the relevancy of search results or devour advertisers’ budgets.

Consumers and businesses alike sign up for InverSearch accounts; consumer accounts are available free of charge, while businesses pay only per response to the bona fide leads the site delivers to them. Once consumers create their accounts, they can create confidential inquiries for the products and services they need and submit the inquiries to businesses globally, locally or anywhere in between. The inquiries are delivered via the InverSearch user interface to InverSearch business users, who can choose whether to respond directly, or to ignore consumer inquiries that do not interest them, paying only for the responses they actually make.

InverSearch inverts the roles of the parties involved in a traditional search – the inquirer and the recipient, or the consumer and the business. In many respects, InverSearch is like a dating service, matching consumers with needs to businesses with solutions. It’s the beginning of a paradigm shift from the burden of searching being placed on the consumer. Since businesses already respond to consumer inquiries that come from conventional business advertising, InverSearch integrates seamlessly with the advertising businesses are already doing.

Richard P. Srery
Operations, Logistics & Engagement Management

So who is in control for PR ? Steven Jobs.

When Amazon launched EC2, many of us felt the need to sign up.
When Google launched Google Labs, it was yet another showcase of their imagination without a purpose.

Currently Search is used one by one: you search something and you copy it in a documents: a collage
When the semantic web will be available, we will no longer need old fashioned Google.
Video killed the radio star.
MP3 killed the CD.
… killed Google.

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I think the point is that eventually Google will get so BIG that it will be logistically impossible to manage everything that is going on, and to keep things running as efficiently as it has been.

There won’t be a replacement for their Sponsored ads – there may be good competition, but they will not get replaced until the whole computing interface changes drastically.

… and one last thing to keep in mind – Arguing on the Internet is like being in the Special Olympics… even if you win, you’re still retarded.

Mattski

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