Advertising on DP?

Discussion in 'Digital Point Ads' started by MichaelGoodman, Sep 24, 2009.

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    Has the DP administration taken into consideration in having some kind of ad campaign on DP for advertisers? This forum already runs a lot of google adsense, but how about some ads from people who just want to purchase ad space on this forum?

    1 small banner from one company could probably bring in at least $2,000/mo on a forum of this size.
     
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    mdvasanth86 Notable Member

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    The admin probably earns more than that via Adsense.
    AFAIK , they don't sell banner space and links on this forum.
    Even if they did, they won't be telling it. :D
     
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    One can advertise on DP via Adwords.
     
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    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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    #4
    Yep... You can do Site Targetting via AdWords.
     
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    They have changed the name, it's now called managed content placements :)
     
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    Shawn - why you want google to take some share of you revenue :confused:
     
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    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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    Whatever it's called... Same thing. :)

    Less work, don't have to deal with collecting money, fake credit cards, etc... Worth it in my opinion and I can spend m time doing important stuff.
     
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    dear admin u also use direct one site sale and buy ads he will pay u directly on pay pal and u get direct payment u just fix and monthly based prize and leave it he auto paid u and his banner is auto expired
    i hope u like it.
     
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    buysellads take your revenue too..
    but nice network both for advertisers and publishers.
     
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    hmmm i apply but he says ur tarffic is very low so u have good pr rank and good traffic good alexa then agian apply.
     
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    Shawn, when you have people paying $2,000-$3,000/mo for a banner then you wont be getting much scammers. Scammers tend to target the sub $300 ranges. Most people will be a reoccurring client as well so you wont have to worry about it, most likely will be a subscription.
     
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    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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    They can do it in AdWords... {shrug} makes it easy. :)
     
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    I just understand that you don't wan't to disturb by any proposal email that coming to asking price, month for their ads or banner... :D
     
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    Interesting business model I guess. Let google take 75% of all the transactions, when you could have a merchant account and only lose up to 5%. :eek:
     
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    How do you know google takes 75% of the pie?
     
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    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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    Not enough money to make the time worth it.
     
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    ^^ You just need a payment processor which handles chargebacks etc. for a small fee and one employee if you don't have time.
    No one knows what share google takes but one can safely assume it to be greater than 30%.
    You could run a demo like thing for a month to ascertain whether the incremental income is worth the effort :)
    2 billion+ impressions is after all a lot :rolleyes:
     
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