Make Money with AdBrite
AdBrite will sell ad space on your site for you. They have many options to generate revenue from your site. You control what type of advertising you would like on your site. (Sign up here). Ad units include:
- Text only (links to advertisers sites)
- Combination of Banners and Text (alternates depending on demand)
- Full page advertising (shown between pages on your site)
- Inline ads (keywords are highlighted and may be clicked)
- BritePic (monetizing photos)
- InVideo (monetizing your video)
Text only, and text w/banners work much like Google AdSense, advertisers may choose to place their advertisements throughout the network. When using the text w/banners, text will display when banners are not available.
Full page advertising allows appears between webpages on your website. When a visitor moves from one page to another they are shown an advertisement with the top of the webpage identifying your site and the bottom of the webpage is an ad. Each visitor will only see one per visit so they are not annoyed.
Inline Ads highlight keywords on your page by underlining them. When the mouse hovers over the word an advertisement appears to grab their attention and a click on the word earns you revenue. These ads are very unobtrusive and a nice supplement to other forms of advertising on the page.
BritePic ads allow you to monetize your pictures. By using the AdBrite system they place an advertisement at the top of your picture. When clicked you earn revenue.
InVideo ads allow you to monetize your videos. By using the AdBrite system they place an advertisement, much like BritePic, at the top of the video and you earn revenue when clicked.
You may choose any or all of the above. We will write about each advertisement type and test each one.
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Comment by James 'Make Money Online' Mann on 7 October 2007 :
Thanks for the AdBrite post. I joined AdBrite many months ago but got sidetracked onto something else and completely forget about AdBrite.
I will have to spend part of my Sunday correcting this. I need to get to AdBrite and finish setting up my account.
Man, it’s not good to get too many things on the go at one time, too easy to forget something and that’s exactly what I did.
I am giving your post a StumbleUpon Thumbs Ups. Thanks again.
Comment by Brian on 30 October 2007 :
Sure James, no problem. I am trying to create as many tests as possible so you do not have to try everything. Take a look at the Marketing Tests category.
Best,
Brian
Twitter: www.onlinemeetingblog.com
Comment by Aunt Clyde on 23 March 2010 :
Hi, Would you by any chance know where exactly on a WordPress blog to insert the Adbrite code for the inline text ads?
Thanks.
L