Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Rogue Wave
How can I advertise have you got a link. Most of the ads are appropriate but some are off the wall a bit.
|
You can advertise via
Google Adwords. I don't know if there's any way that you can guarantee that your ads would appear here, but I guess that anything with relevant keywords would have a fighting chance. It only costs a few quid to give it a try, so might be worth an experiment!
< Edit -- this is what Googles says >
"Upon becoming an AdWords advertiser and selecting to display ads on Google as well as our network of search and content sites,AdWords ads are automatically included in the base of advertisers from which ads are pulled for our AdSense web publishers' pages.
Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee that specific ads will appear on a specific site. Furthermore, the order in which ads are displayed on sites is determined by the same rules which govern the order of ad placement on Google search result pages. This is based on a combination of an AdWords ad's maximum cost-per-click, clickthrough rate, and relevance to the content of the page.
However, if keywords are descriptive of your product or service, ads will be shown whenever possible when a page contains related content."
Quote:
|
Originally Posted by The Jackeens
How does it work - do ya get .00000000000000001p it someone clicks on an add ??????
|
I get an undisclosed amount per click. It's all a bit weird because only Google know what the advertiser is paying for the click, and only Google know how they split that with the site host. It goes against the grain a bit, but it is hassle free (which is important!) and may bring in a contribution to the RIBnet coffers.
Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Brian
Some of them, (I confess) I have actually looked at as well.
|
Some other sites are using the adverts a bit more aggressively, and by the sounds of things they are getting good results. Look at
www.bikeforums.net for instance -- they have adverts interspersed in the threads and encourage people to buy a subscription (for a modest fee) which means they don't see the ads. It's not particuarly a model that I want to use here, but it's not something I would rule out at this stage.
John
John