Advertising on my site

Discussion in 'General Marketing' started by Julian09, Dec 25, 2007.

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    I have seen a few sites that say "Advertise with us." I think my site is active enough to attract potential advertisers. I was wondering how I would go about setting this up.

    Thanks in advance!
     
    Julian09, Dec 25, 2007 IP
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    dnk Well-Known Member

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    Link it to a Paypal subscription button, if anyone is interested they can contact you. You can also market it actively if you have time
     
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    You can place and AdBrite ,Etology etc Text ads and they will place the advertise here link
     
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    Have you used Etology ? Do they have a minimum traffic requirement?
     
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    I have used Etology but with sites with alot of traffic and they approached me so i am not sure about thier requirments. but AdBrite have no such requirments thtas for sure
    Try and use them
     
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    Use Google Adsense to start off with unless your site is in a category that many people would be willing to advertise with. I wouldn't be willing to pay more than $.05 a click for advertising that is not targeted toward people who would be willing to use my services. You can earn up to $1.00 a click from Adsense.
     
    gregdavidson, Dec 25, 2007 IP