Sell Ads On Your Blog With BuySellAds

by Shanker Bakshi on January 15, 2009

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I know most of you out there desperate to make money out of blogging. One of the ways which you think of making money online is selling ads on your blog. I’m not saying you are wrong if you think like that but selling private ads on your blog is not an easy job. Rather, I think it’s the toughest job to make people buy ads on your blog. But if you are determined it’s not impossible.

You need lot of visitors, good content, and great marketing skill to sell ads. And now you can have help from buysellads.com. It is an advertising marketplace for small to medium sized website owners/publishers. The service is in Beta Mode but its better you register your blog early and get going with it.

This is how it works:

You can create an ads zone; have it listed in our marketplace, and start selling ads in a matter of minutes.
Sell ads on your blog through a buysellads.com marketplace they charge 25% commission.
Automation – from accepting payments to putting ads live and then taking them down, the entire process is automated.
Sell your ads as subscriptions and they renew at a higher rate month-to-month.
You can cash out whenever you want, it’s your money.
More advertisers will discover you if you’re in their network.
System is easy to use (set it and forget it)

That’s it guys, you need to dig out more information, head over to buysellads.com and see if you can sell ads on your blogs with their ad market place.

Tagged as: Blogging Resource, Make Money Online

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Rockstar sid January 16, 2009 at 6:35 am

I used them for a short time as a publisher,though in the initial stage the advertisers doesn’t seem to be interested in advertising but later on I got 4 ads sold in a matter of time.. Benefits all of us sometimes

But they take 25% of the money..if you advertise your site for 100$ then you will get 75$ ..

Shanker Bakshi January 16, 2009 at 12:51 pm

Yeah – Its good to see that the idea is working.

Nick January 21, 2009 at 3:27 am

Wow, 25% is quite a hefty commission. I think I’d rather stick with the private ad sales…

Michael Aulia January 24, 2009 at 9:06 pm: Yeah, although private sales can be hard at times, because usually you have to move around looking for the advertisers

Still, 25% is quite a lot

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