Showing posts with label advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advertising. Show all posts
Top Ad networks for Publishers - Google Adsense Alternatives
I am getting a lot of emails for suggesting new ad networks. One of the reason for this is adsense is not excepting new publishers (why not sure !) may be because they have better options available for them comparatively and other is people are not making much money out of their ad networks. There is no harm in trying out new things
Step-By-Step Guide of Making Money from Google Adsense in Pakistan
Our blog readers are constantly demanding for a “Step-By-Step Guide of Making Money from Google Adsense in Pakistan” so we finally decided to write this post tohelp everyone earn and make some extra money online in Pakistan or anywhere else for that matter.
Let us clarify one point very openly that the Google Adsense is not a Get-Rich-Quick scheme and its not that easy to make money through it. You need persistency, patience, and real smart work to make some reasonable income through Google Adsense. Please take it as a business which grows gradually, it’s not going to happen overnight you’ll have to learn it step by step. So, here is the step one.
Leaked Google Documents Reveal How Much Big Brands Spend on Search Ads
Ad Age has obtained an internal Google document that highlights some of the biggest AdWords buyers for the month of June 2010, offering insight into how big brands are using Google and how much they are spending.
According to the documents, the biggest buyers of AdWords in June included AT&T Mobility, Amazon, eBay and BP. Although most of those companies are frequent big Google spenders, BP was a newcomer to the list, spending $3.59 million on search ads in the wake of the gulf oil spill (compared to just $57,000 in the two months prior).
According to the documents, the biggest buyers of AdWords in June included AT&T Mobility, Amazon, eBay and BP. Although most of those companies are frequent big Google spenders, BP was a newcomer to the list, spending $3.59 million on search ads in the wake of the gulf oil spill (compared to just $57,000 in the two months prior).
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