Sick of never getting an adsense payout?

Discussion in 'AdSense' started by Reuben, Nov 7, 2006.

  1. #1
    Hey Everyone,

    I'm starting an adnetwork, where i syndicate my adsense ads on your site and pay you per 1000 impressions at a rate set by the eCPM.
    My network will have no minimum payout and the payouts will be net-5 or under, done through paypal.

    Post here or pm me if you want more details or to be added to the waiting list.

    I expect to be launching in around a week.

    Thanks for your time,
    reuben.
     
    Reuben, Nov 7, 2006 IP
  2. Pierce

    Pierce Active Member

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    Cool,

    now i can run a porn-portal site with AdSense! Ohh i can modify the adsense code too, and get all the high paying keywords, and extra cool blending where goooogle ads dont show up!!

    Sweet sign me up!
    (Kidding by the way)
    Pierce
     
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  3. Reuben

    Reuben Peon

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    No, but we do have a less "restricted" advertiser for sites which don't fit in the adsense TOS.
     
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    rochow Notable Member

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    huh? Is this better than me having my own adsense on my site?
     
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    Yea, I don't get it. What's the point?
     
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  6. Reuben

    Reuben Peon

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    #6
    say if you only ever make a few dollars a month, this would be better because you'd be getting more and you'd actually be being paid.

    If you're easily making $100+ on adsense, it might not be better.

    And sites will be being monitored to ensure they comply with the adsense TOS.

    And the way the site is written is that it sends out a custom js file to your
    site, so you can't modify the code and get me banned.
     
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  7. Pierce

    Pierce Active Member

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    How would you be getting more?

    And do you have code example of what I would be putting onto my page?

    Pierce
     
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  8. jackburton2006

    jackburton2006 Peon

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    *cough* asking for trouble *cough*
     
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  9. mahmood

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    I understand that it is a good option for low earner because they need 33 months to get their first $100 if they earn only $3 per month BUT how do they get more?:confused:

    I feel a bit slow here.:(
     
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    Same question from me.

    And are you sure that this is with the Adsense TOS?
     
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  11. Reuben

    Reuben Peon

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    If they entire ad network had a CPM from adsense of $1 and your ecpm from adsense was only $0.75 you'd be making more. That's the only way.

    And I can't find anything against it in the adsense TOS.

    Pierce, it'd just be the normal adsense code
    <script src="http://www.mysite.com/bannerads/user1663.js" type="text/javascript"></script> would be all you needed to put in your page for the ads to appear.

    Why do you say that?

    And if this was against the TOS, surely revenue sharing sites would be too (putting your code on other people's sites)
     
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    qwestcommunications Notable Member

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    #12
    I am not sure whether it was you or someone else, but someone posted a very similar thread not long ago. Unsurprisingly, the replies on that thread were much like this one. It got hostile reception.
     
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  13. Pierce

    Pierce Active Member

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    Um am i missing something, you call that "normal" adsense code??

    Pierce
     
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  14. Reuben

    Reuben Peon

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    i've had a few people pming me their interest.

    I'm glad they do post responses though, because it gives me the chance to clarify my points.

    For the sort of people wanting to critize are the sort of people who wouldn't be interested in this network though.

    I've already generated interest in excess of 60000 impressions a month in the network from people pming me though.

    I'm also planning to offer people banner cpm banner advertising on the network, which would be optout, which would be slightly more than the average cpm for the network.

    no.

    You misread me.

    that would be the code used to fetch the adcode from my pages.

    The result would be normal adsense code.
     
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  15. Pierce

    Pierce Active Member

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    Okay, I have this java script, which would call your server, which in turn would send me the "google adsense" code?

    I think the idea is good. But has issues.

    If a person was paid via paypal, they would have to wait till they get the $100 till they can have that cash in hand, unless they wish to pay the transaction fee.

    They could of course just spend it directly from paypal on something.

    How would people trust that your saying the ads are generating 40c CPM? (when they could be earning $1, and your creaming off 60c).

    You have to make sure, somebody doesnt call your script a few thousand times to generate false money. You would only need 3000 impressions over a month, to make $3 (at $1 cpm of course).

    How would a person get paid "when they want to". Would they just simply click a button and the 40c they made would be transfered into there account?

    How would you track click fraud? You only have 200 channels in AdSense.. so if you do more than 200 websites you cant trace them any more.

    What if your account got suspended on the 24th of the month after generating $1000's, and everybody had widthdrawn all there money? Or do they have to wait till your paid ? :)

    Pierce
     
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  16. Reuben

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    #16
    If people were committing click fraud we would pick it up because we record click stats and impression stats and we'd notice 5000 impressions from one ip. it'd shoot themselves in the foot too because the eCPM would drop hugely, so they really wouldn't benefit, so while at the midnight on tuesday it was $1 cpm. It could drop to 1c cpm on wednesday due to this.

    Lets bear in mind that paypal only charges a 50c fee if you withdraw under $100, which is worth it.

    There'd be a payment date once a month, but if we did get banned, we would still pay, because it wouldn't be fair otherwise.

    We're building up a portfolio of advertisers atm, so we can put different ads on under performing sites etc.

    Thanks,
    reu
     
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  17. Pierce

    Pierce Active Member

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    I wish you good luck.

    Pierce
     
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    Be serious. The only people who are interested in this type of setup are Adsense noobs who aren't making anything via Adsense, and are too lazy to do any real work on their sites in the first place. (60,000 impressions a month for your whole network? Cripes, one of my lesser sites generate that in a day!) Anyone who makes any money at all, or who plans to stick around with Adsense for a long time, would never voluntarily hand over their account to someone they know only from a forum.

    (And let's not compare ourselves with Shawn; DP is a CREDIBLE source, unlike the 1000s of fly-by-nighters with great ideas on how to "make money with Adsense" who you won't be able to find once the fit hits the shan.)

    Now OP, I don't know you, or your credibility, so I won't impune your reputation. You could very well be the most honest person alive. But there is absolutely, positively no reason why anyone who plans on sticking with Adsense (and growing with it) should join your network in order to make a quick buck. It's just not worth the risks involved.

    And lest I remind everyone, while Adsense has yet to outlaw rev sharing, they have yet to publicly APPROVE of it.

    But in any case, that's all I'll say on this topic.
     
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  19. pulsa

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    Hi Reuben,
    I think this is an adsense code modification:
    <script src="http://www.mysite.com/bannerads/user1663.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
    It's clearly against the TOS.
     
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  20. JEET

    JEET Notable Member

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    #20
    No, that's his javascript, not adsense code. That javascript shows an adsense code on the site where it's loaded.

    Edit-----------
    On second thought, to send an adsense code using javascript(.JS), one needs to modify the adsense code...
    May be you should confirm this with google first before some trouble comes your way.
    Bye :)
     
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