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OpenX Adserver book
Written on 5 Apr, 2010 at 23:18 in Forum Monetization | viewed 1,168 views times | 0 Comments
I have already talked about the huge benefits from the use of the OpenX Adserver and why I use it here at ForumDr and all my sites. One problem with OpenX was the steep learning curve when you first start... (Continue reading)
Selling advertising space on your forum
Written on 25 Jan, 2010 at 20:01 in 101 Tips and Ideas, Forum Monetization | viewed 1,095 views times | 0 Comments
There are many options to monetize a forum, from Google Adsense, to affiliates such as eBay and Amazon. The direct selling of advertising space is another option. This requires more active work than the more passive methods such as Adsense... (Continue reading)
Monetizing a Forum
Written on 10 Jan, 2010 at 1:40 in 101 Tips and Ideas, Forum Monetization | viewed 4,267 views times | 2 Comments
Forums cost money to run and they take time to run (see a day in the life of a forum admin). If you are in it just for the passion or the money, there are a number of ways to... (Continue reading)
Monetize a forum with Adsense
Written on 6 Jan, 2010 at 19:43 in Forum Monetization | viewed 883 views times | 0 Comments
Google’s Adsense program is probably one of the more effective ways to monetize a forum. Essentially, you place the Google Adsense code on your forum in the template for where you wish to show the advertisements, Google then displays contextually... (Continue reading)
Monetize your forum with Amazon
Written on 22 Dec, 2009 at 16:38 in Forum Monetization | viewed 1,991 views times | 2 Comments
Amazon.com offers an associate (affiliate) program that can be used by forum owners to monetize their forum. Reports I have read from forum owners on this are mixed. It will work on some forums and not on others. In some... (Continue reading)
Monetizing your forum with eBay
Written on 1 Nov, 2009 at 23:56 in 101 Tips and Ideas, Forum Monetization | viewed 2,142 views times | 3 Comments
The eBay Partner Network (EPN) affiliate program offer another potential revenue stream for forums. It is especially useful to get some feeds of eBay auctions that are relevant to the niche of your forum. There are several ways to integrate eBay... (Continue reading)
Forum Advertising Software
Written on 19 Oct, 2009 at 1:11 in Forum Monetization | viewed 6,107 views times | 0 Comments
There are many options for software to serve up advertisements on forums. The simplest way to do this is to not use any software and to just insert the code for the advertisement (eg Google Adsense) into the template. It... (Continue reading)
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