Making extra money from the website.

TheMenOfHonorTheMenOfHonor Member Posts: 147
edited November -1 in Business and Marketing Theory
Sup guys! Web designer for TheMenOfHonor here!

So if you don't already have ads on your website,
I am personally using:

http://www.affinityclick.com/us/

This is pretty much i-ads but for websites. The
company does the work, and all you do is
customize the ad and put some code on your site.

You can even chose what type of things to advertise like
things related to i-phone, or apple, maybe Microsoft, etc.

If you wanna see it in action, you can check out my site here:

http://themenofhonorsite.com/friends

Feel free to even click the ad if you wanna test it haha!
They pay you with PayPal which is cool too. Hope it helps!

-TheMenOfHonor.

Comments

  • SlickZeroSlickZero Houston, TexasMember, Sous Chef Posts: 2,870
    I find it very confusing to use. I can't get it to display what I want, it just ignores my filters that i choose. I put iPhone, App Store, and all kinds of Apple related white list filters in there, and it just keeps displaying vitamin ads.

    Nice Wordpress plug-in though
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  • BSideGamesBSideGames Member Posts: 392
    Thanks

    It was so easy I just added to my site

    http://bsidegames.weebly.com/
  • TheMenOfHonorTheMenOfHonor Member Posts: 147
    BSideGames, I clicked the ad and it seems to be up and running, but I had a hard time finding it :P
    You don't want to hide your ads, you want people to see them easily to increase the probability of them clicking it ^_^
    Also, you only have one in one page. You would get more clicks by adding them to other pages. And it doesn't have to be in in the viewer's face, it could be a smaller one on the side.

    SlickZero, I had similar problems with apple products, they must not have partnered with them yet. I typed in "app" as a filter and an "app carpet" showed up, as well as some boring books.

    So instead, I did video games and it worked fine :)

    Also, what is confusing about it? Maybe I can help?
  • SlickZeroSlickZero Houston, TexasMember, Sous Chef Posts: 2,870
    I think I got it figured out. You're right, it didn't want to do Apple too much. Just need to find one the right size for my sidebar.

    http://mcguiremultimedia.com

    Edit: Now it disappeared from my site.
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  • BSideGamesBSideGames Member Posts: 392
    @themenofhonor I was heading out for dinner, so I only had time to do a quick test. I will be adding them to every page later on.

    Thanks again great find

    Asher Scott
    B-Side Games
  • TheMenOfHonorTheMenOfHonor Member Posts: 147
    SlickZero, after messing with the code too much,
    I ended up messing it up (probably deleted a character)
    and it disappeared for me too.
    After grabbing the fresh code again from the site,
    I had no problems.

    If you keep having problems with it, you could always
    use another service like "Google AdSense" (link below).

    http://www.google.com/adsense/start/#utm_medium=et&utm_source=ww-en-et-MT_BK&utm_campaign=en

    However, it takes a week for google to approve you, and
    they pay you by mail, not through digital transactions such
    as PayPal. Also, their minimum requirement for money made
    for them to send it to you is $100 per month.

    Affinityclick pays you through PayPal and their minimum
    money earned per month is $25. If you don't make that
    much, it just gets carried over to the next until you do.

    Not saying Affinityclicks is perfect though. They have to approve
    the clicks to make sure you don't sit at your pc and
    click your own ads all day long, so far, this has been
    done at the end of each day though so it is not a big deal.

    I made 18 cents for three approved clicks yesterday. Some
    give more, some give less. Not sure what determines it though.

    BSideGames, ok, I understand now. And no prob!
    I am glad to be able to help! I hope you make
    some money from it.
  • StusAppsStusApps Member, PRO Posts: 1,352
    The system looks good. However the whole idea of having my site is to get people to click the button to purchase an app.

    I really don't want to drive traffic elsewhere or distract them from buying.
  • SlickZeroSlickZero Houston, TexasMember, Sous Chef Posts: 2,870
    I got everything working now. Just took a little bit of tinkering around. It's pretty easy once you get the hang of it.
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  • TheMenOfHonorTheMenOfHonor Member Posts: 147
    @StusApps.

    Well whatever works! I just thought I'd share this for the
    people who want to take an advantage of this affinity click thing.

    If your apps are doing well enough, then you probably
    don't need to dig up extra income from ads :P

    @SlickZero.

    Glad you finally got it working. I clicked the ad and
    it seems to be working fine ;)
  • JackYdJackYd Member Posts: 93
    TheMenOfHonor said:

    Feel free to even click the ad if you wanna test it haha!
    They pay you with PayPal which is cool too. Hope it helps!

    -TheMenOfHonor.

    I LOLed when I read that. I'm guessing people here in the forum dont know that they are pretty much paying you every time they click on the ad's on your site.

    But on a serious note, this is a great way to monetize some extra revenue
  • TheMenOfHonorTheMenOfHonor Member Posts: 147
    Yea, it CAN make you some real extra money if you get enough visitors, just like iads.

    I however, have only made 75 cents so far. Still, that is 75 cents I didn't work for with about 10 visitors per day :P

    Besides, we don't expect to get many visitors right now, our site has nothing yet that will make someone come back to it later.
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