Showing posts with label ads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ads. Show all posts

Thursday, April 10, 2008

Top 3 money makers for your site Leaving Adsense

I was just doing some R&D on moneymakers on internet which can be bit useful for bloggers like me. While I was doing this, I got a feeling that "Google Is Evil"(this has nothing to do with they banning my adsense account last year for no reason).At First, I thought of making a general list of 5 or 10, then I got a feeling of deviating from a normal course of action and I came up with a list of top three. As tracking of too many ads can be a bit tedious. Hope you will be able to earn some money from them. Here they are:

Adbrite

Adbrite is among the one of the emerging leaders in Advertising. A publisher can display a wide no. of ads in variety of styles.
They basically offer:
  • Text Ads
  • Banner Ads
  • Full Page Ads(now this is interesting as your site will be covered by another site, but visitor will have an option to skip the ad)



Chitika eMiniMalls
Chitika Minimalls is kinda site which is kinda very technical. they provide hell lot sort of ads in some really admirable ways. The Payout is also nice.

Get Chitika eMiniMalls



WidgetBucks
Earn $$ with WidgetBucks!

WidgetBucks are another way of monetizing your site/blog. They have jazzy advertisements that will look like a WEB 2.0 widget sort of thing. The tag line that they have is really amusing

Earn $$ with WidgetBucks!


Some other money makers you would like to have:
  1. Adbux: Earn some easy money(PPC campaign)
  2. Exoclick: Another PPC campaign
  3. SubvertAndProfit : Earn $1 per digg and per stumble you do. But beware, its dangerous as digg or stumbleupon may ban your account.
Hope that you will have some fun and money reading this post.

Wednesday, April 4, 2007

Google Starts Selling TV Ads

NEW YORK -- E*Trade, Intel and 1-800 Flowers are among the first advertisers on board for Google’s move into national TV ad sales, which was made possible by a deal with satellite provider EchoStar।Under the agreement, announced today, potential advertisers can use Google’s ad-purchasing system to bid for TV ads on a cost-per-thousand viewers basis on EchoStar’s DISH network. Advertisers can also narrow their query by bidding by daypart and even by demographic. Afterwards, they will get data on the number of impressions they bought and about how many people skipped the ad within 10 seconds. If advertisers don’t already have a completed TV ad, Google will also match them up with producers of ads.Google’s foray into TV ad sales has long been expected in the industry since it began adding print and radio as additional options to online ad sales over the past couple of years. Google has also tested TV ad sales with Astound Communications, a Concord, Calif., cable operator, but the EchoStar deal is its first with a national reach.Keval Desai, director of product management at Google, said TV is becoming like the Web. “In the mid to late 90s there were lots of Web sites and audience fragmentation. The same thing is happening in TV.” Desai said he believes that advertisers will benefit from TV channels with smaller, but more targeted audiences.Peter Kim, an analyst with Forrester Research, Cambridge, Mass., said Google’s going to have to deal with the same problems as other TV advertisers, namely ad-skipping devices like TiVo. “It’s still a huge market, but they’ve got to start figuring out a market where people are avoiding ads. [Google is] already in the market that everyone wants to be in, online.”

source: brandweek.com

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