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]]> By: Ricky http://blog.vantivepoint.com/selling-the-invisible-again/comment-page-1#comment-5 Ricky Sun, 21 Feb 2010 17:32:35 +0000 http://blog.vantivepoint.com/?p=5#comment-5 Normally this is true. If I have a web site and the goal of the site is to provide Great Content that people will be interested in reading, I can monetize the site by displaying other people's ads on the site. The content remains free to the visitor and they find useful information or resources in the ad's that are on the site. One of the most common advertising systems like this is <a href="https://www.google.com/adsense" rel="nofollow">Google's Adsense</a>. With Google adsense, you place a small snippet of code on your web site and advertisements relevant to your site and/or content are automatically fed to your site. The Site owner receives revenue for every "Click" on the ad's. So it is important to have great content and drive traffic to your site. Another example of ad revenue on a web site can be found on <a href="http://www.knoxivi.com" rel="nofollow">knoxivi.com</a>. Where they sell "Logo Banners" to visitors. They provide Impression and Click through results to the advertisers through and Open Source Ad Management system. Hope this helps, Normally this is true. If I have a web site and the goal of the site is to provide Great Content that people will be interested in reading, I can monetize the site by displaying other people’s ads on the site. The content remains free to the visitor and they find useful information or resources in the ad’s that are on the site. One of the most common advertising systems like this is Google’s Adsense. With Google adsense, you place a small snippet of code on your web site and advertisements relevant to your site and/or content are automatically fed to your site. The Site owner receives revenue for every “Click” on the ad’s. So it is important to have great content and drive traffic to your site.

Another example of ad revenue on a web site can be found on knoxivi.com. Where they sell “Logo Banners” to visitors. They provide Impression and Click through results to the advertisers through and Open Source Ad Management system.

Hope this helps,

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