AdWords will give you higher search volume and is a good B2B market, generally somewhat younger demographic;

Yahoo is much lower search volume in the US, but has a better B2C market than google,...

Technically, yes they both get you placed in the search engines. SEO takes much longer to do this and the traffic is less targeted, and usually somewhat less effective than ppc traffic. PPC can be...

I don't have a ton of experience with this but I just started charging for placements/links on my website. Just charged someone $50 for a year for a text link. I've seen many websites in this...

Oh geez. Exit popups. No offense, but I don't know anyone who doesn't HATE them! lol. They are sooooooooooooooo annoying. Just my 2 cents. :)

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* geographic targeting!
* pay only when someone visits your website, not for displays
* you can TEST new services and products easily
* immediate 1st page google & SE placements :)

It's going to take you time to develop it so be patient. You need a website that gains ALOT of traction and a lot of hits each day. I'd say you need 1000+ visitors a day probably to make any part...

GREAT question. Google will give you the highest search volume. Google has a good b2b market. Yahoo and msn has much lower search volume. Yahoo has a better overall b2c market than google and...

It completely depends on your business and how you setup your campaigns. What type of business do you have?

In general, you should start with broad, phrase, AND exact and have negatives as well,...

Gotta tell you, whoever says start with content, has no clue what they are talking about. Only is very rare instances would you start there. With that being said, content could aventually prove...