Aside from Google AdSense and Overture Content Match, what other networks are there that focus on blog advertising besides these?
And don’t say Weblogs Inc. or Gawker, as those are publishing ventures, not networks in the sense that any existing blogger could simply leverage them to sell ads on their site.
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I guess this was inevitable
There is Kanoodle’s BrightAds, which is nearly identical to AdSense
Comment by Kyle Bunch — March 9, 2005 @ 5:18 pm
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Trackback by typo.twoday.net — March 10, 2005 @ 1:31 am
More interesting than just a list would be comparing the services.
For non-US-citizens e.g. getting checques in the mail is not much fun as some banks want as much as a fee of US$ 25 for cashing the cheque.
So if a service uses Paypal or a similar model, this is a plus.
OKing single ads also sems better than doing the Google-Gamble and maybe directing visitors to competitors.
Comment by Oliver Gassner — March 10, 2005 @ 1:34 am
I’d love to see someone do a comparison. I’ve got a full-time job and don’t use any of these services, though, so I’m not volunteering.
Comment by Rick Bruner — March 11, 2005 @ 1:18 pm
I definitely going to check these out, since I find AdSense doesn’t seem to get my site…I think I’m not narrow enough in my theme for them to be effective.
Comment by Smart Money — March 11, 2005 @ 11:38 pm
Google and Overture are great. I would not recommend Burst. Their services are clunky and lack options and automation. Pheedo is still trying to get their stuff together and has potential. I’m still feeling out CrispAds and AdBrite and would love to hear comments about them.
Comment by rss — December 17, 2005 @ 4:47 pm