Selling advertising space on my website

Discussion in 'General Marketing' started by scifidesign, Nov 26, 2009.

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    I have been running my website for over six years now, and I feel that it is time I started to include advertising. Apart from other scifi-sites I am willing to accept online casino sites as long as they'ye properly registered. Trouble is when I e-mail sites offering advertsing space, I rarely get a response, how can I correct this and get my site on a paying basis. I am not charging silly amounts of money, although I should, as some of these casinos make a fortune.
    Cheers
    Jason Chapman.

    www.scifi-design.com
     
    scifidesign, Nov 26, 2009 IP
  2. johnben1444

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    Why dont you just go for adsense instead.
     
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  3. longtime

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    #3
    This is the wrong section to post this. You should've put this under Services -> Advertisements
     
    longtime, Nov 26, 2009 IP
  4. scifidesign

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    sorry must not have read the forum thoroughly enough.
     
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    Admanage is good, they have lots of ad units available.
    Or you could try DirectCPV, they are just targeted to PPV advertising. So it's fairly easy to start making big profits.
     
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    Direct solicitation is not supposed to be a hit right away. Not to mention that your pricing or site theme might not appeal to them.
     
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    yeah i agree. cause over six years if those people you want their ads placed on your site are not resopond, you could look at a good alternative..adsense!! you would have made of 1000$ by now.
     
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