AuctionAds, Put eBay Ads on Your Site
Written by ShopOne on April 1st, 2007 in Featured Sites.
Another ad revenue source…
This might be a good option for bloggers and even website owners/publishers. Good for sites with still plenty of ad space still not being used (Google Adsense maximum ads is 3 per page). Even for Google Adsense banned sites, this is useful as they can use their real state using AuctionAds.
It’s a widget that would display Ebay auctions right on your blog/page.
Local ad display from local eBay (like, eBay.ph for the Philippines) is still not integrated. If the AuctionAds could only be from eBay.ph, this would be blessing. So that, Philippine based sites like us could earn more as higher chances of click and bids is possible if it’s local ads . (Or maybe just cancel the thought. As eBay.ph is still free listing as of now, i’d rather have Auction Ads spit out items from eBay.com than eBay.ph going full blast in its Philippine site and start collecting fees.)
For shopping sites that has shopping traffic (we hope) like we envision to have, we installed this at our site. We’ll test if it will generate revenue.
The system is o easy to install. In fact, it’s a little too easy. From sign-up to ads set-up. The ads are not intrusive, fairly simple and neat.
Payment is thru Paypal. Of course, you know by now that PayPal is still limited here in the Philippines. Perhaps by the time you have accumulated $100, Philippines is Paypal ready. Oh, by the way, the minimum cash out requirement for AuctionAds is $10.
There is no limit as to how many ads you can run in a page. So check out OUR Auctions page right here.
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