How To Earn From Your Website!

Turncoat · 10-03-2008, 07:40 AM

I am in the process of setting up a new website but I'm new to this and I want to know how to make money with my site without selling any products.

I am totally 'thick' when it comes to publishing ads, whether to do adsense, cpm ads, popups, popunders, affiliate ads.

HELP!

All help will be much appreciated!!!

jamboemm · 10-03-2008, 10:12 AM

You can sign up here - Freebies4Webmasters <<< Affiliate Link

And all you do is submit your website, and if approved you just need to display a banner on 3 diffrent pages of your website and you will get £5 a month!!

If you have lots of websites you can submit them too and earn more money each month!!!

I have been paid twice by them should be getting my 3rd soon.

Let me know how ya get on.

Monty

mchn515 · 10-03-2008, 11:51 AM

I can confirm Freebies4Webmasters pays out too. You need to get yourself a decent subject matter as they are fussy. Another one to try is Matched.co.uk BETA - Matching advertisers with publishers. They pay £5 for joining and £3 for every ad you post on your site. One ad per page 5 pages max. However they are even more fussy on your site. I've just to get allocated an ad but here's hoping. PS. the Freebies4Webmasters is not taking any new members at the moment so maybe when you've set your site up properly and have it run a while then try. Good luck!

Jarlemagne · 11-22-2008, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Turncoat

I want to know how to make money with my site without selling any products.

I am totally 'thick' when it comes to publishing ads, whether to do adsense, cpm ads, popups, popunders, affiliate ads.

My advice (based on what you said) is to try a few ad banner from each of the ones you listed. You don't want to sell products, but you listed some ad services which should pay you by the click. There are tons of ad services out there, but some seem to pay better for other people's website than they have for mine, the one's that have paid better for my site (AdBrite/Black Label) didn't pay out well for them, so it really is some trial and tweaking to find out which ad service is going to work best for you.

The AdServices aren't going to cost you anything to set up, and they generate you a code that you simply copy and paste into your website so it's pretty simple to do.

venomsst · 11-22-2008, 03:51 PM

I recently made a crappy website just to test if i could make money from it. Adsense is doing ok...after about 9 days I have $20 which isnt bad considering the site took minutes to make and its complete rubbish. Having to wait for the $100 payout is a pain though.