Adsense dumped - say hello to adbrite / clicksor

[blacknight]

I've decided to dump adsense for a while and try a mixture of adbrite and clicksor

I'll see how they perform for a few days, as adsense wasn't doing very well on here at all

[RedCardinal]

Say hello to 'Teen and Adult Chat Rooms'

Oh, correction, now I have 'Buy $50 and Get $200 Free' casino ads

[blacknight]

I was getting some nice 3v ads earlier

[louie]

Yes you were, but some of them are the type of spam or pop-up windows you get from some websites like:

You are the 999 customer . You have won. click here....


and the colours are dreadfully.

[Busarus]

keep us informed as i've decided to make over p45 and attempt to monetise it a bit better

[RedCardinal]

Unfortunately the jumping 'You've won' images don't just do my head in, they actually make me a little dizzy as I have some problems with flashing imagery.

Can you keep it to text-only adverts?

[blacknight]

From what I can gather the Clicksor network optimises the ads based on your content, but it seems to be a wee bit slow to pick up on it.. Hopefully it will "kick in" soon and I'll have a better idea of how good or bad it is...

[blacknight]

Originally Posted by Paul Clerkin

keep us informed as i've decided to make over p45 and attempt to monetise it a bit better

Adbrite would probably be a good option for that site

[blacknight]

Originally Posted by RedCardinal

Can you keep it to text-only adverts?

I'll look into that

[EdenWeb]

Originally Posted by blacknight

I've decided to dump adsense for a while and try a mixture of adbrite and clicksor

I'll see how they perform for a few days, as adsense wasn't doing very well on here at all

I wouldn't have thought that a forum for creative, marketing and technical internet folks would generate much advertising revenue at all. Don't adwords and other online advertising formats normally work better on a less net-savvy set of users?