What is a paid result?

[Cyril30]

What is a paid result?

[soleseriouss]

Web site owners have paid to have their Web pages displayed for certain keywords.

[laragiles]

Paid results are basically advertisements — the Web site owners have paid to have their Web pages display for certain keywords

[Electrum]

When you type something into Google, you are presented with a list of results; or SERP (the search engine results page) which shows organic results and paid results.

Paid search results have a little green box with the word “ad” before the listing; this is where a company, like yours, has paid to have their page show up at the top of the list. This can be done through Google Ads search campaign, which charges you when someone clicks on that link. Paid search works to drive traffic to your website through relevant ads.

[juliaalan]

Paid search refers to any search process where results are dictated by payment from advertisers. However, many associate the term paid search with pay-per-click (PPC) advertising, a specific kind of business relationship where advertisers pay search engines or other Web hosts when ads are clicked, which gives the host entity incentive to display the ads as search results.


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[catholic]

pay per click is the paid result in which the search query shows according to the quality of the ad and bidding.

[jessepeterson]

What is a paid result?

A paid result is an advertisement that appears as a "sponsored link" on a search engine results page. The advertiser pays the search engine company to have their ad appear above or next to the organic ( unpaid ) search results for specific keywords or phrases.

[tbsind]

A paid outcome It may be defined as when you pay to Google for visibility of your website and ads, then it will appear, and these types of results are called "paid results."

[dombowkett]

Paid results can be gained through ppc marketing strategy, in which we need signup for Google AdWords.