Pay Per Click Freebies

Other than the big-name traffic like Google, MSN, and Yahoo!s text-ad programs, there are endless

competitors for pay-per-click venues… More than you could imagine.

So many in fact, that yep, you guessed it, there are freebies here too for us to take advantage of. How much? Well, how about $1,040 in PPC money, without even showing a credit card? (With minimum bids as low as $0.005!)

These types of “Old School” PPC engines are the dinosaurs of the net. Most of these companies you’re about to see are older than Google, and even older than any kind of Search Engine Ranking!



Still, this method of gathering all these free targeted visitors to your website works great. It has been forgotten about and then well hidden by the old-timer PPC fanatics until recently.

So, how does it work? Below is a chart of Pay-Per-Click search engines that are currently giving away free sign-up bonuses. They don’t even want to see your credit card, just sign up and the money will be waiting for you inside the account.

I have personally verified each and every one of these by hand in making this report. To my knowledge there has never been a listing of them all in one place like this before, at least not with the amounts listed.

Keep in mind that each of these services will only allow one sign-up bonus per person, so make sure you are promoting the right program or combination of programs before you make all of your bids active.

So here are your 100,983 Clickthrus, sorted by traffic they send, most to least:

The HBF PPC Freebie Database:

Company Name  $ Bonus   Min Bid  Clickthrus
Search Post         $ 550.00  $0.01       55000
End Find             $ 100.00   $0.01      10000
Surf The Web       $ 75.00    $0.01        7500
LinkAThon           $ 50.00    $0.01        5000
Meteor Surf          $ 25.00    $0.01        2500

As you can see there are quite a few of these dinos still running... For every one giving away a freebie like this, there are easily 2 others that don’t!

I doubt that some of those very generous listings at the top, such as SearchPost’s $550, will last forever, so at least sign up for your account and grab your bonuses before they change their policies.

It should go without saying that the faster you want your traffic to arrive, (accomplished with higher bidding) the fewer of those 100,983 visitors you will ever see. That’s just how PPC works.

But don’t worry about having to pay too much for your highly competitive keywords, these guys don’t seem to compete on the same market with Google and Yahoo at all, so getting a couple of targeted clicks a day from this list should be expected even at the minimum bid!

(Well, perhaps not for gambling, porn, viagra, or life insurance niches…)

The numbers in the chart were compiled by hand by on New Years Eve 2006, and updated again in June 2007, but since this is a free-floating document, I have no control over when you receive this file or when these search engines change their policies.

Any updates to this chart will have to be made on the referring page of my website.

Drawbacks?

Well, you will have to put in a lot of keywords to get any steady traffic out of it. My home business niche has the very most heavily competed set of keywords there, so I opted to spend 1 cent across the board for each of 80 keywords related to Home Business.

My results have been a steady trickle, as I usually come up in any search result as #2 to #4… So my website will ultimately receive 10-50 visitors a day from this source.

But that’s not using very many keywords for my niche; I just haven’t had time to go find them all. Once I do I should be able to get 10 times than many daily visitors from these free sources.