Advertising on G2 – I recently made an …
Advertising on G2 -
I’ve made an executive decision. It is way past time that my blog, G2, developed a sense of responsibility and started paying it’s way. I am not an unreasonable blog parent and only require that it supports itself, i.e. covers it’s own hosting, registration and other assorted costs.
Well, I had a choice, either put up a donation button, which everyone would ignore anyway, or have advertising. I figured that this way you get something useful and my blog gets to keep it’s self respect. A win win solution
The advertising will be minimally invasive, which is why I’ve decided to go with Amazon. Not the most lucrative but it does allow for a lot of control. There is a shop which can be easily avoided if desired – it is embedded into one page of this website. Of course I’d be really happy if some readers didn’t avoid it! Here it is, a little rough around the edges but it works.
http://go2graphics.com/g2/g2-shop/
I will probably put some very relevant ads on the more popular posts and some in the sidebar. Not 100% sure exactly how this is going to take shape and there will probably be much experimentation over the next couple of months. If anyone has any suggestions or feels that the site is suffering please let me know. There will be no change in the type of content on this site and I will never give false praise just to make a couple of bucks – promise!
Categories: Uncategorized Tags: Advertising, Meta
Facebook Spam Ads – who, how and why
If you’ve ever wondered how on earth all the spammy stuff on Facebook makes money for anybody this may well be the article you need to read.
Also, If you use those silly little widgets that tell you to invite friends to do stuff? – you may want to stop.
This is well worth a look if you have ever had anything to do with internet advertising on any level.
How to Spam Facebook Like a Pro: An Insiders Confession
I will walk you through how these online scams work on Facebook and other social networks – the mechanics of how the money is made, some of the people involved, and who is actually clicking on ads. If you’re reading this article, there is a good chance that you are not the type of person actually clicking on these spam ads, but are you curious as to who actually is?
A fairly in depth article which does exactly as the above section of the intro says. The numbers are staggering – $10k a day while still at college!
Categories: Uncategorized Tags: Advertising, Facebook, MySpace, Online Communities, Social network, Spam

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