Showing posts with label adsense. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adsense. Show all posts

Tuesday, 7 April 2009

Adsense Alternatives

Whilst Adsense is probably the best and most known ad supplier there are still many more available. Some of these are evrn able to earn much more cash than Adsense.

1.Adbrite
2.Clicksor
3.Bidvertiser
4.Chitika
5.Adtoll
6.Exit Junction
7.FastClick
8.ClickThruTraffic
9.Yahoo Publisher Network
10.Target Point

(PPC) Pay Per Click

Pay Per Click refers to an advertising mechanism in which advertisers pay each time someone
clicks their ad. More specifically, though, these days it refers to ads displayed on search-engine
results pages.

Each time someone clicks one of these links, the company that placed the ad is charged. How
much? Somewhere from 5 cents (on Google) or 10 cents (on Yahoo!) to many dollars! Some
PPC ads cost as much as $50 per click, occasionally even more!

Because large PPC systems generally “feed” a variety of sites, when you buy ads through
a system such as Google or Yahoo! Search Marketing Solutions, your ads may end up on many
different search sites. But you may also have your ads distributed elsewhere, like on the pages of
thousands of different web sites, thanks to the Google AdSense distribution program.
PPC advertising has a number of advantages:

■ It’s very quick. You can start getting results from the search engines in a day or two (in
theory, a few hours, but in most cases it takes a little longer to get everything sorted out).

■ It’s reliable. Using PPC to get traffic to your site is very reliable. You can generate a lot
of traffic, and always appear for appropriate searches in the major search engines . . . if
you’re willing to pay enough.

■ It’s easy to measure. You can see just how much traffic you’re getting, and even figure
out how much of the traffic turns into business.

Adsense

Google Adsense can make you money by advertising Ads on your website. Everytime an Ad is clicked you may get paid depending on the pay out per click.

To set up Google Adsense on your site, you should copy a code directly from the adsense website or add a gadget with your hosting package and find, 'Add Adsense'.

Adsense works best with a site or blog with lots of content. This is because the ads come from the words within what is written on a site. It takes the key words and finds relevent advertisements to dispay on your page.

Adsense is great and can be really profitable if used within a popular site.

Blog For Cash

A blog is a great asset for creating a revenue stream through adsense or other ad provider

What is a blog ?
A blog or weblog is a journal (or newsletter) that is frequently updated and intended for general public consumption. Blogs generally represent the personality of the author or the Web site.

Why get one ?
Well everybody has one (I just got mine) and some people make money on them, so why don't you just get yourself one. You can setup one for free with blogger or wordpress (the 2 most popular ones) and start putting your ideas down. You don't have to pay for hosting nor for a domain, its completely free.

How do you make money from a blog ?
Well the basic idea is simple, you write about your favorite topic and if you have some passion you get enough people to read your blog and hopefully click on the ads that are in your blog pages.

What ads ?
Most people have ads on their blogs (just look on the top and right side), so they can make a little money to support their passion which is writing about their favorite topic. Some people make decent money because they attract a big audience and a lot more people get to click on the ads.

How do you get money from ads ?
Well when people click on the ads the click is counted automatically from your ad provider and it is translated into a few cents (or a few bucks depending on the topic). When you reach a certain amount you can collect the money.

How do I get ads on my site ?
The most well know ad provider is google with their adsense program. This is a PPC (pay per click) program that means that you get paid only if someone clicks on your ads. They have wizards to help you setup the ads and give you instructions on how to include them on your pages, so it has become pretty easy to set up a blog to display ads.

Conclusion
So to round this up, find a topic, get a blog, and register with an ad provider. Chances are that you already have some sort of account with Google, probably gmail so just go to adsense and setup up your publisher's account. Then go to blogger (same as blogspot - part of the google services) and setup your blog. If you get into trouble post a comment here and I will try to help on the technical aspects.