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  • Yahoo! Express inclusion now costs USD 299
    Date: 2001-09-04  Source: Pandia
    Recently search directory LookSmart added USD 100 to its Express Submit service. Now Yahoo! has gone and done the same. Yahoo! Express now costs USD 299! And no, you are not guaranteed a listing. The editors may perfectly well reject your site if they find it lacking.
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  • LookSmart Not A Necessity
    Date: 2001-08-10  Source: Search Engine Guide
    I don't personally believe that being in LookSmart is a necessity right now, but I am not prepared to say that you should not submit to them if you can afford it.
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  • LookSmart Overhauls Submission Process, Increases Prices
    Date: 2001-08-02  Source: The Search Engine Report
    LookSmart has given site owners greater flexibility than ever before to get listed with the service, especially those with non-commercial content. The bad news is that getting listed is now actually more complicated and will cost many commercial sites 50 percent more.
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  • AltaVista Opens Paid Inclusion
    Date: 2001-07-02  Source: Search Engine Watch
    After months of talking about it, AltaVista finally unveiled a paid inclusion program last week that guarantees submitted pages will be listed within AltaVista's web page index in a prompt manner and revisited on a regular basis.
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  • The Evolution Of Paid Inclusion
    Date: 2001-07-02  Source: Search Engine Watch
    Paid inclusion has always been a tricky concept to explain, but understanding it is important to both webmasters and searchers, as recent changes have suddenly made paid inclusion commonplace with search engines.
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  • Fast offers pay for inclusion program
    Date: 2001-06-23  Source: Pandia
    Fast Search and Transfer from Norway is the next search engine company to offer a pay for inclusion program. Fast owns the search engine which powers the American and Asian versions of the Lycos portal.
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  • Network Solutions Launches Inktomi Paid Inclusion
    Date: 2001-03-05  Source: Search Engine Watch
    Network Solutions was Inktomi's first paid inclusion partner, announced way back in the middle of last year. Finally, that partnership has gone live, with Network Solutions now offering guaranteed inclusion in the Inktomi web index through its web site.
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  • Pay Search Engines for Placement?
    Date: 2001-02-09  Source: Search Engine Guide
    There are a number of ways that the search engines and directories are collecting funds from people trying to get their Web sites to rank higher. However...
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  • LookSmart Ups Basic Submit Price
    Date: 2001-01-03  Source: Search Engine Watch
    The price of LookSmart's "Basic Submit" service has been increased from $79 to $99. Basic Submit guarantees that a site will be reviewed within eight weeks for possible inclusion into the directory.
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  • Paid Inclusion At Search Engines Gains Ground
    Date: 2000-11-03  Source: Search Engine Watch
    Previously, I've written generally about the many new ways in which search engines are trying to earn money from their search results. This month, we'll take a closer look at one particular method, "paid inclusion," which is now in place at Ask Jeeves, LookSmart and Inktomi.
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  • Inktomi introduces paid submissions
    Date: 2000-11-02  Source: Pandia
    The search engine company Inktomi, which powers search sites like AOL, iWon, MSN & HotBot, now offer a paid subscription service where websites are guaranteed a listing in the Inktomi database.
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  • Yahoo! Offers to Speed Reviews for Fee
    Date: 1999-02-12  Source: InternetNews.com
    Realizing the popularity of its Web directory, Yahoo! Inc. earlier this week started offering some businesses the chance to have review of their site submission expedited for a $199 fee.
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