I just read a report on this guy who is about to make USD $1 million in Google AdSense income next year and he recommends:
As you can see I have changed links in my AdSense ads to orange to match my site’s design. I have already removed the default border colours by making it look the same as the background colour of my page. Read the rest of this entry »
About a year and a half ago I read a post over at AssociatePrograms.com about an eBay affiliate who was making over $1.3 million as an eBay 
affiliate
per year. That’s some serious cash, right there. In fact, that’s over $100,000 per month.
According to the post, the top 10 eBay affiliates were all making over $1 million per year, and the top 25 eBay affiliates were making over $25,000 per month.
How do you become an eBay super affiliate?
According to their best practices page, you can become an eBay super affiliate through a number of different strategies:
Alright, I realize that we’re a bit late reporting this story, but I just found this great Google case study. A company, WebLogs, Inc. is looking to hit $1 million in just adsense revenue alone! WebLogs, Inc. is a collection of over 100 independent bloggers who post over 1000 messages a week in over 75 blogs.
The company CEO discusses how when they initially launched adsense on their blogs they were only making close to $6000 a month and they were happy that it would cover some bills.
However, they then started testing different layouts, colors, placements and number of ads and quickly realized the HUGE potential in the adsense revenue.
To read more about this directly from Google, click here…
Originally by Administrator from Affiliate Marketing Blog on October 17, 2005, 2:55pm
…maybe you should start if you are not already!
A study done by The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) and PricewaterhouseCoopers revealed that online advertising revenues are up 26% this year’s 2nd quarter compared to last year, nearing $2.9 billion! The total for the first half of 2005 was already $5.8 billion.
It seems that companies are starting to drastically shift their marketing budgets to the internet, seeing a better ROI and more “bang for their buck.”
I would say that about 90% of the affiliate websites I review have “dead real estate” that they could easily be making money on by selling ad space. Links, banners, buttons, etc… that could be worth tens, hundreds and even thousands of dollars (given your traffic).
What kind of ads? Well if you don’t feel like going through the hassle of selling ads, then about just Google Adsense! Although let me say from personal experience that I have just recently experimented with selling ad space and have found that “niche” incredibly rewarding!
If you havn’t yet ever thought about selling ad space, it looks like the best time to start thinking about it.
Originally by Administrator from Affiliate Marketing Blog on October 20, 2005, 11:26pm
