Archive for the 'Advertising Revenue' Category

1. Magpie

Magpie is an ad network for Twitter. They’ll post tweets to your Twitter account on a predefined ratio of  tweets to ads. You could select to post ads as often as 1 ad after you post 1 Tweet or as spaced out as 1 ad after 200 Tweets. …

Tagged As: Advertising, Magpie, Social Networking, Twittad, twitter

Posted by Vincent on 28 April 2009 3:43 AM in Advertising Revenue, Social Networking | 1 Comment |

In Google’s Optimisation Essentials (Part I), Google’s top 3 AdSense Ad Units are:

• 300×250 medium rectangle
• 728×90 leaderboard
• 160×600 skyscraper

My personal favourite is the 300×250 medium rectangle. There has been some controversy over placing the medium rectangle below the blog titles. I have been doing it for years and nothing happened.

Here’s …

Tagged As: Google AdSense

Posted by Vincent on 18 November 2008 8:27 PM in Google AdSense | 0 Comments |

NetAudioAds / Voice2Page is probably a scam. People have been waiting for ages for the so-called “BPA Audit” to be finalized. The last post at the official NetAudioAds blog was on the 29th of July 2008. Charles Heflin’s blog was last posted on the 8th of May 2008. These guys …

Tagged As: NetAudioAds, pay per play, scam, Voice2Page

Posted by Vincent on 14 September 2008 8:29 AM in Advertising Revenue | 0 Comments |

This NetAudioAds (Voice2Page) thing is such a disappointment because I have not received any audio ads at all. I thought 1 February 2008 was supposed to be the official launch but it turns out that it was only a partial launch. I believe that should have been specified clearly …

Tagged As: Caroline Bogart, Charles Heflin, NetAudioAds, pay per play, SEO2020, Voice2Page

Posted by Vincent on 3 March 2008 8:19 PM in Advertising Revenue | 0 Comments |

This is a nice article about Voice2Page from Wall Street Journal Online.
Using V2P Communications’ coming audio ads, which will pay blog publishers a 25% commission on ad revenue, a site that gets 2,000 unique visitors a day with an advertiser paying $14 per 1,000 plays would earn $7 a …

Posted by Vincent on 16 January 2008 1:00 PM in Advertising Revenue | 0 Comments |

I emailed Larry Host, the CTO of Voice2Page with the following questions and here is his reply.

1. How much can I earn every time an audio message is played?

Our pricing is based on a cost per thousand impressions (CPM) and one ad play at a CPM of $20 is …

Tagged As: NetAudioAds, pay per play, Voice2Page

Posted by Vincent on 9:05 AM in Advertising Revenue | 0 Comments |

NetAudioAds (Voice2Page) is launching a new advertising model for webmasters. Simply embed some code to the end of your HTML body tag and it will launch a 5-second audio message to your visitors when they visit your web site.

NetAudioAds (Voice2Page) will only start paying advertisers from February 2008 …

Tagged As: NetAudioAds, pay per play, PPP, Voice2Page

Posted by Vincent on 21 December 2007 9:09 AM in Advertising Revenue | 0 Comments |

I recently signed up for AuctionAds to test if it will earn more money than Google AdSense for one of my sites. So far my results have not been good due to the fact the AuctionAds keyword rotation system seems to be broken.

AuctionAds is not a contextual …

Tagged As: AuctionAds, auctionads-colon, auctionads-comma, auctionads-keyword-rotation

Posted by Vincent on 12 September 2007 5:02 PM in Advertising Revenue | 0 Comments |

I did not plan on adding on to my previous Google AdSense competitive filter post but I encountered some weird bugs that everyone should know of, including Mr Google.

How To Accidentally Destroy Your Competitive Ad Filter List

You may run the risk of wiping out your entire competitive ad filter …

Tagged As: Competitive-Ad-Filter, EditPlus, Google AdSense, Google-Webmaster-Tools

Posted by Vincent on 20 August 2007 10:15 AM in Google AdSense | 0 Comments |

If the Google AdSense sites that appear on your web sites are very well targeted for the content of your site, you won’t need to use the competitive ad filter. However, if you have web sites that do not get the right bunch of ads, you should use the competitive …

Tagged As: Competitive-Ad-Filter, CTR, Google AdSense

Posted by Vincent on 17 August 2007 11:26 AM in Google AdSense | 0 Comments |

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