My website (Don't know if I should post link here cause I don't want to be banned for spam), has been receiving 7,000-10,000 impressions a month for the past 2 months.. I believe from here it's only going to go up. I applied for Fidelity Media and was wondering how much money I'm looking at. Is it pay-per-click, or per view? If it's pay-per-click, then does anybody know good sites in my range of impressions that I can make good money? I'm looking for the quality ads, like pictures etc.. not in-text ads. side note: my google adsense got disabled about 3 years ago via YouTube for some dumb reason. :/
Hi, i don't have a great deal of experience within the Ad's market, i have normally always promoted my own products/services, however as a general rule websites such as this are generally being filtered out in Google and alike search engines. I do have a post that directly relates to this somewhere in the DP forum. Additionally it's kind of hard to give any answer to be specific, it all depends on how well the site engages with it's visitors and how well you have incorporated the PPC ad's into your website. Ideally you'll want to base perhaps certain ad's around certain products or markets that work hand in hand, almost complimentary.. I'm sure a more experienced ad's marketer will be able to elaborate further or correct me if i'm wrong.
Hello, you should go with buysellads.com very good cpm site. You are probably meeting their traffic requirement.
If you are over 7000 impressions on your blog, I believe to be a very good alternative, market products and work with google adsense. I know a webmarketer success that earns more than $ 100 per day with adsense. If you want to know, see how you can earn more than $ 100 daily on the internet.
I get around $20-30 per month from AdSense with one site that is having around 20,000 visits / month. But it depends on the niche ...
If you are using Fidelity Media u dont want to expect over 10$ But on adsense it depends on niche If its health ,business ,education ... then u can expect more but if its only 20k impressions per month then u shouldnt expect that much
It depends on the CPM rate and a CPM rate depends on niche, CTR, ad network, traffic volume, traffic sources and visitor countries. There is a very big difference (minimum 100 times) between the lowest and highest possible CPM rates.
Depends how targeted it is really. I had a political blog once that got thousands of monthly uniques. And it was worth chicken scratch. I've had other sites with MUCH less traffic that outperformed other sites with lots of traffic. There are a lot of variables I guess. It depends on what your visitors are worth.
What is your bounce rate? Cuz, ultimately that what will matter. If people stop on your site for 3 sec. you won't earn much from anything. If, however, they stick around for 5-10 minutes - it's a completely different story.