Megaglobe’s “Pay Per Valid Click” Protects Against Fraudulent Clicks

July 3, 2007; 01:49 AM
Megaglobe.com, a new international search engine, has launched its beta version, available for trial, at http://www.megaglobe.com.

Megaglobe’s innovative technologies include a two-payment system, so that users can either pay with credit cards issued in 50 different currencies, or with a PayPal multi-currency option.

Megaglobe comes in as many as 45 different languages, and its advertisements and sponsored spots is available in 50 currencies.

Megaglobe also effectively protects advertisers from fraudulent click-throughs on sponsored spots. The patent-pending technology, called “Pay Per Valid Click,” has been developed exclusively for Megaglobe.

“Our technology will identify the validity of each click and we will make this information available to advertisers,” said Naima Moore, Megaglobe CEO. “Advertisers will then be able to see the number of valid and invalid clicks that they received from their account and only be charged for the legitimate clicks.”

Megaglobe’s rates for sponsored results are lower than other major search engines, and Megaglobe publishers will get a higher percentage of click-through profits than those using Google’s AdSense or Yahoo! Megaglobe is an active member of the prestigious Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), which includes Google, Yahoo! and MSN in its roster.

“ With our minimum pay per click rate of 0.10 cents, we hope to open the door for small and medium businesses throughout the world,” said the Megaglobe CEO.