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Does anyone know where i can go to sign up for free, and make money out of traffic and popups many thx Tony_Blair
Tony_Blair wrote:
> oook thx guys.. so it seems that banners are more popular.. but where
> can i go to find a place that pays well..?
I don't think anywhere pays well. You don't really make any money from clicks - it's only on sales, and people rarely buy things. I've made about 70p from my Amazon affiliates thing (another 30p and I'll buy a lottery ticket and make my millions!)
Commission Junction www.cj.com is pretty good for lot of different advertisers and it's really easy to join. Details are on the site.
> oook thx guys.. so it seems that banners are more popular.. but where
> can i go to find a place that pays well..?
I don't think anywhere pays well. You don't really make any money from clicks - it's only on sales, and people rarely buy things. I've made about 70p from my Amazon affiliates thing (another 30p and I'll buy a lottery ticket and make my millions!)
Commission Junction www.cj.com is pretty good for lot of different advertisers and it's really easy to join. Details are on the site.
oook thx guys.. so it seems that banners are more popular.. but where can i go to find a place that pays well..?
There's a much better way to make money online. Pick a subject area which you know a lot about - e.g. hard disk drives.
Make a web site providing lots of useful information to consumers about the subject you chose. Then get related companies to advertise on your site - e.g. hard drive manufacturers, data recovery firms etc etc.
Not only do you make money, but your site will also be useful, as the information it contains will be accurate, and targetted at a specific audience.
Make a web site providing lots of useful information to consumers about the subject you chose. Then get related companies to advertise on your site - e.g. hard drive manufacturers, data recovery firms etc etc.
Not only do you make money, but your site will also be useful, as the information it contains will be accurate, and targetted at a specific audience.
funkygamer wrote:
> Hey, Gabbo, you do realise that is against the terms of the Amazon
> Affiliate terms and conditions you signed up to... don't you?
>
> I signed up to the affiliate prog to, and one of the main things I got
> from the sign up screens was "don't buy the stuff for
> yourself!" Ahem.
Hmmmm, I actually didn't know what I was doing was against the Terms and Conditions. What's the worst that can happen though, "I'm sorry, you've broke the Terms and Conditions, we'll have to take away the tiny amount of commision that we actually give you." Not really too worried and I doubt that double check every single person in the affiliate program.
> So far I've made about $3 in fees. I'm not planning to retire soon.
:D. I guess my idea wasn't as original as I once thought.
> Hey, Gabbo, you do realise that is against the terms of the Amazon
> Affiliate terms and conditions you signed up to... don't you?
>
> I signed up to the affiliate prog to, and one of the main things I got
> from the sign up screens was "don't buy the stuff for
> yourself!" Ahem.
Hmmmm, I actually didn't know what I was doing was against the Terms and Conditions. What's the worst that can happen though, "I'm sorry, you've broke the Terms and Conditions, we'll have to take away the tiny amount of commision that we actually give you." Not really too worried and I doubt that double check every single person in the affiliate program.
> So far I've made about $3 in fees. I'm not planning to retire soon.
:D. I guess my idea wasn't as original as I once thought.
Gabbo wrote:
> I'm a member of the Amazon Affiliate program. I don't expect to make
> money from other people but I buy through it when I buy stuff from
> Amazon... not that I get a lot of commission.
Hey, Gabbo, you do realise that is against the terms of the Amazon Affiliate terms and conditions you signed up to... don't you?
I signed up to the affiliate prog to, and one of the main things I got from the sign up screens was "don't buy the stuff for yourself!" Ahem.
So far I've made about $3 in fees. I'm not planning to retire soon.
> I'm a member of the Amazon Affiliate program. I don't expect to make
> money from other people but I buy through it when I buy stuff from
> Amazon... not that I get a lot of commission.
Hey, Gabbo, you do realise that is against the terms of the Amazon Affiliate terms and conditions you signed up to... don't you?
I signed up to the affiliate prog to, and one of the main things I got from the sign up screens was "don't buy the stuff for yourself!" Ahem.
So far I've made about $3 in fees. I'm not planning to retire soon.
Yup, he's right, avoid pop up ads at all costs. There is no point because most people (myself included) close them before they have already loaded. I've got banner ads at the top of my page www.globalwallpapers.tk on a nifty little banner rotator. If people don't want to go to amazon, then they won't, but it's not effecting them in the slightest.
PS. I've got an EnterTheFog banner in there compliments of Fog, I think we should all get a little network up with everyone advertising everyone elses sites. I think this is the type of thing Fog has been trying to do, but he has been beating around the bush with it :D.
Aimed at Fog : And yes, I will have a globalwallpaper banner ready for your site soon :).
PS. I've got an EnterTheFog banner in there compliments of Fog, I think we should all get a little network up with everyone advertising everyone elses sites. I think this is the type of thing Fog has been trying to do, but he has been beating around the bush with it :D.
Aimed at Fog : And yes, I will have a globalwallpaper banner ready for your site soon :).
Dear Tonester,
If your site is getting a lot of visitors the last thing you want to do is put pop ups on it. You'll lose a lot of business. Why do you think sites like Amazon, Play and even SR keep well away from pop-ups? People close them rapidly and consider them a menace.
Banner ads are much more acceptable.
If your site is getting a lot of visitors the last thing you want to do is put pop ups on it. You'll lose a lot of business. Why do you think sites like Amazon, Play and even SR keep well away from pop-ups? People close them rapidly and consider them a menace.
Banner ads are much more acceptable.
I'm a member of the Amazon Affiliate program. I don't expect to make money from other people but I buy through it when I buy stuff from Amazon... not that I get a lot of commission.
the days of pop-upincome are in decline, I'd recommend you don't bother going there.
Does anyone know where i can go to sign up for free, and make money out of traffic and popups many thx Tony_Blair