Ran another Yuwie ad on ClixSense, same as the last one. Possibly shouldn't have run it so soon after the last two, as I only got one referral. I'll wait a bit before trying Yuwie again there.
I'm seriously considering upgrading to a premium account, as there are a lot more ads available to click. The $10 cost is pretty low, and could quite possibly be recouped pretty quickly. Also, click earnings can be converted into advertising credits (but not back into cash again), so it could make the advertising fairly self-supporting.
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Thursday, 6 March 2008
Tuesday, 4 March 2008
ClixSense
ClixSense is another program I've just joined. You can join for free, which is what I've currently done, but you can also upgrade to premium for $10.
You get paid for viewing ads, at a minimum of $0.01 per view, although there are very few available in the free section. You will also get paid for every referral who signs up, plus another bonus if they upgrade to premium, and a share of the advertising they purchase. The depth you get commissions from is greater with premium than with free.
I've purchased two lots of advertising here so far, both of 500 clicks, costing $6, and both for Yuwie. Referrals received were one for the first ad and three for the second (the ad was better written for the second).
You get paid for viewing ads, at a minimum of $0.01 per view, although there are very few available in the free section. You will also get paid for every referral who signs up, plus another bonus if they upgrade to premium, and a share of the advertising they purchase. The depth you get commissions from is greater with premium than with free.
I've purchased two lots of advertising here so far, both of 500 clicks, costing $6, and both for Yuwie. Referrals received were one for the first ad and three for the second (the ad was better written for the second).
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