4 Comments on “What advertising works for you, besides adsense? Any traffic companies work?”

1. cacheadvertising
   October 7th, 2007 at 9:58 pm

   Adbrite and 7search work for me. So does Zango as a means of monetization. Check out this how to monetize page.

2. yellowsubfreak
   October 9th, 2007 at 5:48 pm

   This website is great for web advertising. It’s a free targeted advertising (based on you selecting various categories you would like to be included in) and link exchange network. You put other websites text ads on your page and yours appears on others. And it really is 100% free, forever. While it’s not something that guarantees traffic it also doesn’t cost anything, so why not try it?

   Good luck!

3. blessed
   October 12th, 2007 at 5:34 am

   Hi Slicknot,i think destiny has just smiled on you,i have tried many expensive things that people claim works an does not.

   However, i have learned, that advertising does not have to be expensive to be effective,if you know what you’re doing.

   Ad agencies won’t tell you this,for more in-depth details please email me @t:

4. Ralph M
   October 14th, 2007 at 8:26 pm

   Quite few search engines offer contextual advertising campaigns. The best ones are adsense and yahoo publisher (Y! publisher works only if you are in USA and it is said to be more click-able and therefore more profitable compared to adsense ) . the rest of medium and small search engines offer up to 95% of the PPC price paid by the advertiser but at the end it is less profitable than adsense cause they are not used by the general audience.
   My website called biz-tips-spot uses adsense – it works just fine for me. Better than the rest of the alternatives.
   Keep in mind, if you use more than one ads service provider the average price per click falls down.

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