These online ads rely on telephones
Pay-per-call is finding its niche

By Associated Press  |  September 5, 2005

DALLAS -- Personal-injury lawyer Frank Frasier wants the world to 
know about his business but didn't think much of the search-based 
Internet advertising that's all the rage. Potential clients wouldn't 
learn much about him through it, he figured, and he really can't tell 
if they have a case without speaking with them.

But Frasier's opinion of Internet search advertising changed with the 
recent arrival of pay-per-call, which prompts Web surfers looking for 
lawyers in his hometown of Tulsa, Okla., to pick up the phone instead 
of clicking an ad or sending e-mail.

''We've gotten about a dozen calls and half turned into cases," 
Frasier said. ''I'm a believer."

Pay-per-call could be especially powerful for businesses that ignored 
the Internet, advocates say.

Most search advertising now takes a pay-per-click approach.

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http://www.boston.com/business/technology/articles/2005/09/05/these_online_ads_rely_on_telephones/


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