Internet Marketing Method

Abstract

Internet clients submit a list of goods, services, or topics to an internet host, and specific URL addresses correlating to each good, service, or topic. The host presents a series of questions to participating users, wherein the answers are regarded as identifying potential user interests. The answers to the questions may be preference based, describing general categories of goods and services, or specific good and services of potential interest to a user. Alternatively, the answers may be skill dependent, wherein a user can accumulate points or some other reward tokens in response to a correct answer. The skill based questions are also used to identify areas of interest of the Internet user. After answering at least two questions, a user may be redirected to a specific web site or presented a list of potentially relevant web sites and links, or targeted for advertising. The Internet client pays the host a fee for inclusion of the client's URL site in the redirect pool. The fee may be a general fee, per user click, per user purchase, or combinations thereof.

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