not sure how many people have already seen this, but problogger is a blog about blogging, and sometimes posts information about how to make money on your blog.
of course, i realize that most of us are not blogging for fame and fortune, but just in case you are thinking about making a little change (or a lot -- who knows?), there's some info there.
i had a hard time debating with myself about putting ads on my blog, and in the end, i just did it because, well, every little bit helps someone who doesn't have a full-time job. :)
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Hey peach,
I always make it a point to click on your ads...hopefully it is making a difference.
Can you tell me, does it care how many times the same person clicks on the same ad and for how long I stay there once Ive clicked?
I took one of these one-nighters on making $$$ with yr blog and he suggested that you need 5,000 hits a week for Adsense to make cents. I'm just starting with Amazon Associates, since it's more focused to your specific readers and prettier IMO..
Any thoughts?
::slight hijacking::
uh oh... looks like food blog is
getting comment spam.
I was noticing that my blog's math
captcha has been hacked by mass
spammers... looks like bloggers
word version is on the downfall
as well.
that sucks... :P
Because problogger's concept is how to make money with advertising on blogs, you don't mind the fact that his page is dominated by ads (even if it is well-seigned enough not to be ugly). One of his main concepts is that advertising needs to be in the prominent spots, on top, jumping out of the content etc. I think most of us would rather not do that.
As for how many clicks it takes - more than one click on an ad by one person probably negates that click.
Read more about click fraud here:
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/14.01/fraud.html
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