Writing on the Web
SEPTEMBER 9, 2010
1) Putting ads on your blog. You can sign up for Google Ads and Adbrite , which are two of the most well-known. The best thing about Google Ads and Adbrite is that you don’t have to have lots of readers to put their ads on your site. You can also sell links in your articles with companies like TNX.net or Text Link Ads.
QuanticMind
MAY 30, 2023
In a fast-growing multibillion dollar industry, it’s increasingly challenging to discern truth from the carefully crafted narratives propagated by ad solution providers. He is the founder of Ad Tech Consultancy AdProfs and editor of the newsletter, This Week in Ad Tech. And sort of that's how This Week in Ad Tech was born.
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Online Marketing Institute
JUNE 15, 2009
No Marcus, we aren’t going to write about your affiliate program and no we are interested in trading advertorial for banner advertising. Let us know what you think, and I could send you the case study No Erica, we are not interested in writing about your ad campaign. We do not write about ad campaigns and likely never will.
Online Marketing Institute
MARCH 24, 2011
Sign in All Social Media Tech & Gadgets Business & Marketing Video Mobile Dev & Design Media Social Good Startups Explore Classifieds Trending Stories OMG, the Oxford English Dictionary Added New Words! Cutting corners or half-assing this exercise will do nothing more than lead you to produce advertorial dribble.
Hubspot
MAY 1, 2020
If you've shared a blog post on social media, or have done an ad campaign for your new product launch, then you're already familiar with content amplification. Consider using paid ads. There are so many different paid ad opportunities, but let's talk about three that are wonderful for content exposure.
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