Sentences with phrase «ad on one's blog»

I'm not currently hosting ads on my blog but have been beginning to seek advertising for my radio show, with similar standards.

I really dislike that you have video ads on your blog.

Our income has dropped in the last 2 years, so I recently started to include ads on my blog.

However, I can't tell you what impact a week or month of ads on blogs will have on your specific book's sales.

We write sponsored posts and place the occasional banner ad on our blog.

She also frequently receives free merchandise and hosts ads on her blog.

Maybe it has something to do with them competing with the video ads on my blog?

The first step in our M.O.M. formula was to run ads on blog posts about women's health.

Granted, I am very fortunate to get the c / o gift cards from Shopbop from running ads on my blog but I still feel a teeny bit guilty about owning something that costs so much!

Placing ads on a blog, you'll be lucky if you make enough on ad revenue to cover the cost of running the blog server.

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Google gets a cut of this revenue as well, and all those served ads on blogs and web pages, sponsored links in search results, and ads accompanying the conversations in Google's Gmail service accumulate into the company's income, and this pays for nearly everything else.

I use a service called «Passionfruit» to manage the sidebar ads on my blog.

When it comes to monetisation, you can also generate revenue from your blog by using tools like Google AdSense, which displays Google Ads on your blog in return for revenue.

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The developer most likely won't make a penny either with the Game, but maybe with ads on their Blog if they use something like Google Advertisement or other affiliate stuff or even donations (really don't know how they handle it so I won't speculate here).

Over at My Shingle, today's post from Carolyn Elefant asks the questions post «Should lawyers accept ads on their blogs?

Soon after even the naysayers had ads on their blogs so I guess it wasn't such a bad idea after all.

One of this years goals are to make at least $ 100.00 a month from Ads on my Blog.

Include ads on your blogs.

Kevin O'Keefe has said he's not a fan of ads on blogs and that it cheapens the offering, but I suspect with an appropriate design fit he'd be ok with the sponsorship concept.

Google will place ads on the blog and then pay you.

Travel bloggers make money through affiliate marketing, selling products like ebooks and courses, hosting ads on their blogs, accepting sponsored posts on their blogs or on social media, completing Instagram takeovers, etc..

I wanted to thank you for your initiative that you have taken to teach all of us all about investing, Safal Niveshak is a very good initiative and not to forget that you are providing us all this awesome post day after day week after week at no extra cost and without any advertisement, Frankly I would not mind if you put some ads on your blog I would be more than happy to read your blog even with adds.

When I first started following The First Mess there weren't any ads on the blog and the website design was different and more user - friendly.

Anne Holland's point seems to be that ads on blogs and other Web 2.0 properties only work when they are contextually relevant to the content on the site.

If you see any ads on our blog or website, they are for items or programs that we endorse and believe will help women with PCOS.

After all, you are not asking to sit in their shop window to «scare all the 17 year olds» — the only people who will see the ads on your blog are the people visiting your blog who are looking for fashion to suit their particular requirements and they will have chosen your blog for a reason.

I am also interested in writing sponsored posts and hosting guest posts and ads on my blog, please check my Disclosure Policy.

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In the interest of full disclosure, some of the links and / or ads on this blog are affiliate links.

I sad to see you go, but I feel that if just one link (that you don't have to click on) has sent you on your way, then it was much more than just an ad on my blog post that has made you leave.

The former involve a company paying the blogger to either write a post about one of its products, or to run the company's ad on the blog.

Through the ads on my blog, the ebook (which took about three hours to put together) has already brought in enough traffic to make over $ 800 so far.

If book bloggers make money from ads on their blogs, it generally isn't much — it might keep them in lattes.

I'm very impressed with your web income, care to explain how you are generating your web income as I don't see any ads on the blog.

The extra few hundred dollars you earn from ads on your blog might not drastically affect your tax bill, but if you're making a significant amount of money, you'll want to plan ahead.

I wanted to thank you for your initiative that you have taken to teach all of us all about investing, Safal Niveshak is a very good initiative and not to forget that you are providing us all this awesome post day after day week after week at no extra cost and without any advertisement, Frankly I would not mind if you put some ads on your blog I would be more than happy to read your blog even with adds.

Reading about Pay Per Month advertising in the eBook, I learned that if you do decide to put these ads on your blog, you should check whether the links have a no - follow attribute — if they don't you might get a penalty from Google!

Pay Per Month Ads — I've never really looked into having ads on my blog, mainly because I feel I'm not at that stage yet.

I actually just clicked their ad on your blog this weekend because my husband and I are starting the home buying search / process and I have been collecting inspiration!

Layla, From your ads on your blog, saw this on one of the sites there (Revived Traditions).

For the first two years, I didn't have ads on my blog and it was just a hobby.

I love your blogs content and your style of decorating, it's just very unfortunate all that is skewed by the ads on your blog.

I think my first experience with a semi-failure as when I decided to evolve from a hobby blogger to having ads on my blog a year and a half or so after I started the blog.