A Great Pay-per-click Program www.bidvertiser.com

[Compute 0]

I just signed up for this, its basically a pay per click program. It has a real nice and affective client area. It just like google adsense. But I think better lol. Anyway the more popular you site (more clicks you get) the more people start bidding on your website so your constantly getting higher pay per click. Pretty cool huh.Defiantly one you should check out. Its free and no approval needed.

[guangdian 0]

i checked ,but do not know how they paid us for per click,or any paid ways?from paypal or else?they don't tell me.

[farrah 0]

i checked ,but do not know how they paid us for per click,or any paid ways?

from paypal or else?they don't tell me.

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they can pay by pay pal($10 minimum) or check($50 minimum).

Not bad it seems better than google adsense.

[mayank 2]

well, I don't understand that why people place these kind of text ads or infact anykind of ads on their website..you people came to Xisto in order to have ad-free hosting and now you guyz want to place ADs on your site!well, strange enough!Anyways, I still went on to the site and saw the text ad which they are placing and seems to me that whosoever will put that text Ad on their site will earn money because it seems to be less annoying and they are paying money as well which is far early then that of google adsense.But again, it all depends on YOUR sites popularity.May be Xisto can put this on the website to gain more money!!

[OpaQue 15]

Mayank, We do not put ads on your sites but that does not mean people cannot put their own ads. When we put ads, we earn. But when you put ads, you earn for your hard work. So, I don't think there is any wrong in putting ads on your sites. Besides, Ads when placed properly can increase the information content on your sites and in some cases, can even make things more colorful. As for Bidvertiser, which is a PAY PER CLICK advertising company (CPC Advertising), It can in no way compete with Google Adsense. Google adsense has millions of advertisers bidding on their website. So every click of your site gives you the maximum possible payout.So, In my opinion, I think you should switch over to Google Adsense. ( I am quite experienced in this field and been researching online advertising since past two years ).The only downside is,1> Google does not pay by paypal.2> It has a high payment threshold limit of 100 USD. So you have to wait until you have $100 in your account.3> Google Does not reveal much information regarding the traffic to which its ads are delivered.Thanks.

[songlikeecho 0]

I'll have to check it out, thanks for the info. It can get pretty hard finding legit programs.

[Svarog 0]

I like this site thanks a lot!

[vistal 0]

When I joined this advertising program, it seemed to me good revenue generator.But then after a few days when I looked at my account, my earnings didn't increase a bit for almost 15 days.Then I thought to <- snipped -> by myself, & then I noticed that, nothing is taken into account, i.e. when I clicked the ad, no increment in my earnings was shown there even after a day.I think, they are displaying ads on your sites without paying you out the money you deserver. The trick they are doing is that when you signup, the first initial clicks on your ads (if any), are rewarded, and then after a few days of your signup, no additional revenue is generated which indirectly means to a publisher is that no body is <- snipped -> whereas, the truth is that, despite of clicks, you are not rewarded.I suggest you people to switch to Google AdSense as mentioned by Opaque, because this is the only original good advertising service provider.}}}

[wansuen 0]

I think that if u have already clicked an add, it will only count the first click from that ip for that day. Also I think clicking on your own ad may be against the TOS and could eventually be a reason for your account to get closed.

[EvilNui 0]

Why I could use ads:If everything goes well, my site will be used for our school organisation called "Sch?ler Vertretung" and we represent the pupils in our school and we can use the money we gain for our school and our pupils (eg: somewhere to site during break ). But we don't have enough money to pay for hosting, but we could still make good use of money obtained through ads!I think thats reasonable and I might test this ad-service

[pgs 0]

Why I could use ads:

If everything goes well, my site will be used for our school organisation called "Schüler Vertretung" and we represent the pupils in our school and we can use the money we gain for our school and our pupils (eg: somewhere to site during break ). But we don't have enough money to pay for hosting, but we could still make good use of money obtained through ads!

 

I think thats reasonable and I might test this ad-service

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to make enough money from ads you need a constant stream of visitors and i do not know if you can achieve that with a website that is particularry targeted at a school organisation

[rawhammer 0]

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[PunkGuitar 0]

I've used this it seams quite good

[trancenation 0]

Tried it, got denied with 1k-1.5k pageviews a day.Not sure wether they have strict criteria there, or just didn't like me or my site.BAD expereience with them.I would use google over them anyday.

[vietonline 0]

I wil try this because we can get the money via paypal.That is the good option that google adsense doesn't have.Anyway,I 'll come over that site that allow paypal.