Make Money With Project Wonderful

[Ferox]

I've found PW and adsense comparable on my blogs, but you don't hear about Project Wonderful Millionares!

I think PW takes 10-20% of the cost once your add spots meet a certain threshold, but I could be wrong.

[Bloggeries]

I thought it was 25% but I think I heard that somewhere and have never actually checked myself.

I still prefer it to advertise then use as a publisher.

Another thing I've found is don't be scared to put lower bids for LONG periods. There will be times when the high bidders reneg their bids and yours will be all that's left

When I still had the box here I saw TONES of people doing that here. It's funny as you can sometimes predict the bid based on the site.

[slavezero23]

Originally Posted by crumblepie

I'd rather have a few cents a day then have nothing for a whole month

I agree with you.

another great thing about PW is that the payout is very low only $10

[The University Kid]

Is there any way to put PW ads in a blog post?

[d1976]

it is good if you send pm with some details.
thanks.

[UIS4821]

Interesting thing about entrecard. Good article Rob

[simon]

Project Wonderful is not that good. For comic related publishers and advertisers it's an goldmine. But not for the rest of us.

I am currently promoting my green forum on a few of their sites as we speak. The result isn't that good, at least not for me, due to a bunch of reasons. But mostly because they don't have many publishers in my genre.

[Skolor]

Originally Posted by The University Kid

Is there any way to put PW ads in a blog post?

Same way as you would do a adsense ad in a post. Just drop the code in. Its doubtful though that you would make much, since it would require consistent hits on the post.

[Bloggeries]

Originally Posted by Skolor

Same way as you would do a adsense ad in a post. Just drop the code in. Its doubtful though that you would make much, since it would require consistent hits on the post.

What if you rented them out for $0.02-$0.05 a day per page/post. If you had ~10,000 indexed pages and assuming you sold them all that's $200-$500 a day! More realistically 1,000 indexed pages = $20 - $50 a day or 100 indexed pages $2-$5 a day.

Either way it's possible as many people sign up with campaigns that buy anything in a given price range regardless of traffic. That being said I know I used to specify at least 50 visits a day.

This technique is not for everyone but definitely plausible.

[Skolor]

The problem is with their system. It takes a little while to make each ad box, and they have to be made separately. That, and most of the publishers focus on traffic spikes, they only advertised on regular, known spikes. (Which is a great tip for anyone using PW, keep a schedule and on update days you'll usually see a big boost in ad box values). I'm sure someone could write a script, but thats more difficult.