PPC stands for pay per click advertising. It is is a type of search marketing where advertisers pay a set amount every time their ad is clicked by a prospect. PPC is an advertising technique used on websites, advertising networks, and search engines. Add this to your blog and start earning money
ABC Search - Another 2nd-tier option.
AdBrite - Control and customization options.
Ads-Click - You set the price per click for ads showing on your site.
BidVertiser - Large network PPC program.
Chitika - eMiniMalls is not a typical PPC program, it is different kind of pay-per-click product promotion.
ClickBooth - Claims to have the highest payout in the industry.
Clicksor - Contextual ads program.
DoubleClick - Another targeted PPCoption.
Google AdSense - The industry leader
Kanoodle - A second-tier PPC option as opposed to Google and Yahoo.
Miva MC - PPC ads plus the option for contextual PPD ads.
OneMonkey - Keep 80% of the revenue.
PeakClick - Pays in Euros.
Qads - Ad program from Qumana.
RevenuePilot - Keep 60% of the revenue.
Search Feed - Another option for targeted PPC ads.
Targetpoint - For publishers of all sizes.
Yahoo Publisher Network - Yahoo’s AdSense alternative.
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Monetize your Blog through a PPC
Monday, October 29, 2007
Top 6 Tips for Earning Money Through Blogging
1. Pay Per Click Advertising It's possible to earn a decent income through Google Adsense or other pay-per-click advertisers. If you have a popular blog, you can do well. Installing Adsense on your blog is simple, it's just a matter of pasting code on your website. Every time a visitor clicks on one of the links in the ad, you'll collect a percentage of the ad revenue. Because you can fine tune the ads to match your blog, they're not as unattractive as other forms of advertising.
2. Blogads Invitation only sites such as Blogads sell ads for placement on high traffic blogs. The good news is that this isn't affiliate income. Bloggers receive a flat fee for every ad sold. The bad news is that Blogads doesn't accept just anyone. If you don't know anyone who can offer a recommendation on your behalf, try emailing a request to be placed on the waiting list. But don't hold your breath, some bloggers have been waiting years.
3. Affiliate Revenue Many online retailers will pay a percentage of a sale if it results from an advertisement placed on your site. Amazon.com offers a popular program, or you can visit an affiliate super-site such as Commission Junction to find retailers catering to your particular niche. Bloggers report mixed results. While it is possible to earn a decent commission, it's not as easy to earn with these advertisers as with the pay per click programs. Still, some do well. The flashing, colorful ads are a turn off for many because they're so distracting. Fortunately you can choose codes for the ads that work best for your site.
4. E-Books If you're an expert in your field you might consider writing e-books and selling them through your blog. This would be a good way of expanding on some of the information blogged about in the past. Check your stats to see which topics garnered the most interest and take it from there. If you have loyal readers and good traffic, you might have a best seller on your hands!
5. Café Press If you have a recognizable logo, why not Café Press it? Café Press allows you to place your blog's logo or catch phrase on merchandise such as mugs, t-shirts and calendars. Sell them on your blog for a percentage of the earnings.
6. Tip Jar Some bloggers place "tip jars" on their blog's sidebars. Tip jars are donation buttons leading to the recipient's paypal account. Some bloggers report earning hundreds of dollars through tip jars alone. While this isn't recommended for every blogger, those who put in hours to provide a useful service are certainly justified.
Friday, October 26, 2007
Money Blog
Nowadays many people are interested in blogging. But do you know that blogging can really help you earn cash?Aside from the paid advertisement that you add to your blog, your blog can have an additional income by posting a review or advertisment to your blog. Plus through this you can also add traffic for you blog. Below are the list of sites that pays to blog.
1. Own a blog for women? Join BlogHer’s Ad Network and get paid for placing ads on your blog. BlogHer accepts blogs that are at least 90 days old and updated 2-3 times a week.You determine the size of the ads you’d like to run and earn money based on the number impressions or page views of your blog. BlogHer
also helps bloggers increase traffic and visibility by promoting their blogs across the network.
2. Join Linkworth.com and earn money for reviewing products and services on your blog. Linkworth partners can also make money by placing text-based advertising on their site(s) including in-content pay-per click ads, in-text ads, hosted content ads & multi-URL rotating ad, and earn 70% of revenue. They pay via Direct Deposit, Bank Wire Transfer, PayPal or check on a monthly basis.
3. PayMeToBlogAboutYou.com is an online marketplace that allows bloggers to earn money for reviewing advertiser products & services and placing links on their blog. PayMeToBlogAboutYou uses a messaging system that allows bloggers and advertisers to negotiate on price and ad placement. They provide a secure way for bloggers to receive payment, which is via PayPal.
