Just heard about Creative Weblogging’s Advertising Network Program. Basically, blog owners can sign up (with requirements) to join their network and they can sell advertising on your blog. Blog owners get 60% of the revenue while CW gets 40%. I’m not sure who has tried this yet and what the success rate is like. But,…
Category Archives: Ad Programs / Contextual Ads
Text Link Ads’ Action to Get Rid of Google Problems
I’ve received a note a few days ago on how to avoid getting tracked by Google if you’re selling text links. Update your code or use the new TLA plugin. The idea behind it is that Google uses a pretty simple method on monitoring those selling their blogs’ link juice, which I’ve learned from John…
ScratchBack: Make Money Online Quick and Without Minding PageRank
Remember Google’s wrath for sites that sell text links? Cesar Campos of Work at Home Enterprising informed me about one service that might just make us all forget about this issue – Jim Kukral‘s ScratchBack. ScratchBack is a tipping service that allows blog owners to make money through accepting as low as $1 from people…
Advertlets
Just found out about this ad programme called Advertlets. Anyone here ever heard of them? Would love to know if you’ve got any experience with using this service. From what I can see, it’s basically similar to several other ad programmes. Except it’s primarily targeting the Asian market. Would be interesting to find out if…
ShoppingAds
It looks like the AuctionAds folks have come up with a new programme called ShoppingAds. And, unlike AuctionAds, which is a CPA (Cost Per Action) programme, ShoppingAds is CPC (Cost Per Click). Some basic background: ShoppingAds isn’t contextual, so you can run it with other contextual ads like Google AdSense. You can also run as…
Making Money with WidgetBucks
One of the newest advertising programme online is WidgetBucks*. It’s similar to Chitika, where website and blog publishers can display widgets that show various products based on categories or keywords. You get paid when people click on the links. So far, I’ve checked it out, signed up, but haven’t installed the widget just yet. My…
AuctionAds Improvements
AuctionAds, an ad programme that lets you run eBay auctions and get paid a fee, has recently announced some improvements in their service. According to AuctionAds, these changes include:  * New flashier HOT ad creatives for you to choose from. You can find these at our ad wizard. We also have more ad sizes…
YouTube and Google Ads
It looks like Google has began testing “viewer friendly” ads in YouTube videos. According to CNET: Google is finally rolling out an advertising format for YouTube that could succeed where many others have failed: it’s not annoying. Google’s YouTube will feature ads that are similar to a model used by TV broadcasters for years, the…
BritePic and BriteFlic: Making Money with Photos and Videos
If you want to find ways to monetize your photos and videos, then you might be interested in AdBrite‘s latest products: BritePic and/or BriteFlic. In a nutshell, to make money off BritePic and/or BriteFlic, you feed your photo and/or video in the system, you get a code to copy and paste to your blog or…
Intela Acquires CrispAds
Just under two years ago, I signed up for an account at CrispAds as an experiment. Unfortunately, revenue was non-existent and the service encountered a few issues here and there, including the suspension of its partner/affiliate programme. So, I basically wrote them off and stopped using them altogether. I felt as though it just wasn’t…
AdBrite Advertising Marketplace
*Although I’ve signed up with AdBrite for the last two years, I realise that I haven’t written about them just yet. And, there’s a reason for this. But, I thought I’d take the time to remedy this situation for now and introduce AdBrite to JMMO readers who may not have heard of them just yet….