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PPC Engines - Taggart - 08-19-2007
After Adsense, the next one I was thinking about looking into was Adbrite.
Has anyone had success with an Adbrite account?
PPC Engines - SageMother - 08-19-2007
-thoma- Wrote:Clicksor.com
Bidvertiser.com
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more here:
What are alternatives to Google AdSense?
What a great list of alternatives. I might have to spread the list around for people who have had problems with Google.
PPC Engines - Taggart - 08-30-2007
Adbrite is the style that highlights keywords as links, isn't it?
When I first saw that style of ad, I was a bit put off with it because of the little "pop-ups" when you hover the cursor over the link. I think that was Adbrite. :confused:
PPC Engines - berlinlife06 - 08-30-2007
Since my blog is a little thing, I have the policy of just putting ads in there that wouldn't bother me. So no pop-ups or pop-unders. Nothing that is intrussive or flashy. Just something subtle with the same colors of my blog. If they click, fine, if not, is ok too.
PPC Engines - reviewer - 08-30-2007
Taggart Wrote:Adbrite is the style that highlights keywords as links, isn't it?As a reader, i truly hate that. You can put in ads without completely disrupting your content.
When I first saw that style of ad, I was a bit put off with it because of the little "pop-ups" when you hover the cursor over the link. I think that was Adbrite. :confused:
PPC Engines - johnhood5678 - 11-09-2012
PPC best for the websites traffic. A huge traffic come on the websites.