PPC

Pay Per Click

Pay per click is a form of internet advertising. Ads appear on search engines like google and yahoo and the user is charged not for the ad but rather someone clicking on the ad. Affiliated companies like OnlineSparker Inc (http://onlinesparker.com ) place these ads on the search engines.

PPC can refer to:

• Polypropylene carbonate, a plastic
• Paramount Pictures Corporation, an American movie studio owned by media conglomerate Viacom
• Particle projection cannon, a fictional weapon in the BattleTech universe
• Partido Popular Cristiano (Christian People's Party), a Peruvian political party
• Pay per click, a method of charging for advertising on the Internet
• PearPC, a PowerPC platform emulator
• Pediatric Prehospital Care, an educational program offered by the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians
• Peripheral pin controller, a feature present in the StrongARM CPU family that controls IO ports
• Petits Propos Culinaires, a journal of food studies and history
• Pocket PC, Microsoft's specification for handheld devices
• Posterior parietal cortex, an association area involved in the integration of sensory information from multiple modalities
• Powered parachute, or paraplane; a type of ultralight aircraft
• PowerPC, a microprocessor architecture
• ppc Racing, a defunct NASCAR team
• Precast prestressed concrete, a type of concrete structure that contains reinforcing cables or rods under tension
• Presbyterian Publishing Corporation, a publishing agency of the Presbyterian Church (USA).
• Production Possibility Curve , in economics, a graph that depicts the trade-off between any two items produced
• prospective parliamentary candidate, a role in politics in the United Kingdom
• Protected procedure call, a messaging facility in computer operating systems
• 4-phenyl-4-(1-piperidinyl)cyclohexanol, an organic chemical
• Prior Park College, a catholic private school in Bath
• Public Power Corporation, the biggest electric power company in Greece
• Pollution Prevention and Control, the industrial permitting regime in the United Kingdom
• Protectors of the Plot Continuum, Sue-killers mostly, invented by Jay Thorntree and Acacia Byrd but expounded upon by many other authors, and hosted at misssandman.com