Project Wonderful

[ffnstuff]

LOL nice intro

I dont know who he is but hes hitting the project wonderful scene pretty hard

[Orlsend]

I just Joined it i wonder what it will bring to me?

[Bloggeries]

Originally Posted by Orlsend

I just Joined it i wonder what it will bring to me?

Only time will tell. It's been "wonderful" for me; just prices are rising so now or yesterday was the time for serious bargains IMO.

[KiwiPulse]

I have tried the Project wonderful. I didn't like it that much! Recently i tried Adtoll which I believe I can sell some ads. I have 20 spots 125x125 square banner which I sell $2.50/week. The ads is rotated around the 20 spots which you will get full exposure. The advertiser is still able to buy my ad for 1 days for $0.50. Also the advertiser can make a booking for 12 weeks and get a decent discount. We are pay via paypal! The Peel Away Ad is awesome :P

[Bloggeries]

Kiwi - Are you filling up those 20 slots at 2.50 a week?

Also PW is getting better from a publisher point of view. Check this.

[KiwiPulse]

Originally Posted by Bloggeries

Kiwi - Are you filling up those 20 slots at 2.50 a week?

Also PW is getting better from a publisher point of view. Check this.

Yes I have started promoting my ads spot for $2.50/week each. I sold two 125x125 ads and one advertiser has booked for 12 weeks on my Peel Away ads.

The only thing I don't like about PW is the look of the banner on my blog. I have lots of ad spots and if I use PW to monetize, my blog will look very messy with all the huge ad blog "your ad here".

I'm satisfy enough with Adtoll, I hope to see good result soon.

[timarcher52]

I'd recommend to set your minimum bid to $0. At least you start off with some ads and then people get the competitive spirit to put their ad there. I don't think people get the same satisfaction in paying to replace a graphic that says "put your ad here". Instead it seems to me people also like the sport aspect of it. Once they get their ad on your site, they are more apt to keep bidding to keep it there.

I started off this way in project wonderful with one 125x125 ad with a minimum bid of $0. Now, a week later, its at $0.40 per day. Hopefully it'll just keep going higher, but I also have to be sure my site has quality material to warrant people buying higher price ads. Nobody will want to pay to advertise on a bad site.

[Bloggeries]

I'm with you Tim!

It's like an ebay auction; the ones with NO RESERVE always usually meet the reserve then surpass while the ones with a reserve dont' get the bids which as you mentioned allows people to get into a frenzy to keep the spot.

This one up top started at 0 and has gone as high as $4.20 a day; when I had it on homebiz before I went run of site it went as high a $2.

Even at 15 cents a day that covers hosting and is the dif between breaking even or not for some. If you have traffic and a blog that fits for an advertiser could be much more.

Seriously ; I LOVE PW!

[ffnstuff]

I disagree, but maybe Im just against giving advertising away for free on my blog.

[Ferox]

I've signed up and am waiting for approval. I'm not sure how compeditive the pet/animal/vet niche is, so I have no idea how it's going to perform for me. Looking forward to finding out though.

I'll probably put it under my search bar. I'm assuming it's better to have it above the fold, like adsense.

By the way, does anyone know if you can have multiple sites under one account on PW, or only one?