For
some people seeing advertising all over internet web pages is
irritating! To be fair, some web publishers do go over the top with
their use of adverts, sometimes even interfering with page navigation
within their own site.
Sometimes
though, surfers don't seem to appreciate that web content does cost –
if only somebody's efforts to produce something useful! Is it not
reasonable that some authors would like (and maybe even deserve) to
earn something for all their efforts? Some surfers even use so-called
ad-blockers now to prevent ads disrupting their surfing!
There
are many ways in which web site publishers can earn through the use
of advertising. These include pay per click, pay per view and
commission. Earning can vary depending on which scheme and company is
used. Various forms of targeted advertising also play a part here.
With
the floating of Facebook on the stock exchange, I'm sure things will
develop as most of the value of Facebook is for advertising. - the
ability for advertisers to target campaigns at people based on
profile information! The question then is, will Facebook users allow
their information to be used in this way?
Considering
all of the above, is internet usage really free?
If required to do so, would a Facebook user carry on if a subscription fee was asked for? See Facebook: The challenges on the next page
If required to do so, would a Facebook user carry on if a subscription fee was asked for? See Facebook: The challenges on the next page
Is WAZZUB an alternative?
For those with web sites wishing to monetize them, there are lots of players:-
For those with web sites wishing to monetize them, there are lots of players:-
- Google Adsense
- Yahoo Media
There are also advertising agencies who will pay to display their ads, but mainly paying only when the ad is clicked.These are worth checking out:-
- ADSPTP this is PTP which pays to display but can be somewhat intrusive sometimes
- AdWorkMedia
- Chitika
- RefBan
- FramePTP also PTP
- Yes
would not restrict companies that create direct relationships with their users local search marketing
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