Networks Searches Exceed 2 Billion per Month
BRIDGEWATER, N.J. December 19, 2005 Searchfeed.com, a leader in Pay Per Click (PPC) search advertising, today announced monthly search figures revealing an overall increase from 1.5 billion searches in September 2005 to over 2 billion searches per month at year`s-end.
"Our network increases reflect the continuing positive trends that the PPC industry has experienced throughout 2005," says Rachel Lyubovitzky, Searchfeed.com VP, "And, we expect to see these trends continue into 2006."
Searchfeed.com`s overall search patterns for 2005 illuminate the network`s steady increase, starting the year at nearly 500 million searches per month and ending at 2 billion searches per month. The increase in 2005 is largely the outcome of forming new partnerships with many industry-specific and niche websites, increasing content distribution over a large variety of websites and portals.
"In 2006, Searchfeed.com plans to continue the expansion of its content distribution network by targeting additional verticals to help industry-specific advertisers` further target their specific audiences." said Lyubovitzky.
Business development objectives in the New Year will also center on strengthening relationships with Search Engine Marketing and PPC tracking companies in order to produce more advanced tools, supporting both advertiser and partner needs.
About Searchfeed.com
Searchfeed.com, a leader in Pay Per Click search advertising, provides online advertisers with a cost-effective, easily tracked method of generating sales leads while offering small-to-medium sized Web publishers a better way to monetize Internet traffic. By establishing relationships with thousands of leading websites and portals, the Searchfeed.com advertising network facilitates over two billion queries each month.
For more information about Searchfeed.com, visit www.Searchfeed.com or call (866) 722-9951.
Tiffany Guarnaccia
Tiffany.Guarnaccia@Searchfeed.com
908-722-9951 ext. 205
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