Posts Tagged ‘Text Link Ads’

Earn Money From Your Blog Using Wordpress Plugin ‘WP Text Ads’

Sunday, January 4th, 2009

One way of helping you to earn money online from your Wordpress blog is to install a WordPress plugin called WP Text Ads.  This plugin helps you, the blogger, to manage your own text ads programme and sell text link ads directly to advertisers.
In the beginning, you don’t need a license to use this plugin. To test the viability of your new way of earning money from your blog, you can use a free version which allows you to sell 2 homepage ads, 2 blog- wide ads and 2 per-post ads. Obviously, you need to find the advertisers. There is a marketplace designed to help bloggers to attract potential advertisers. And when your advertisers base increases, you can buy a license without limitations for your blog.
Alternatively, if you have no intention of managing all the text link ads sales yourself, you still can use the services of a Text Link Ads company, such as TLA which has an established ready made marketplace and manages all the sales for you for a commission.

Varying The Wording In Your Text Links Ads

Sunday, March 16th, 2008

Search engines assess the number of inbound links to a webpage when ranking it, but the quality of the links is seen as more important than the quantity of links. Even if you place the same link on every page of a sponsored site, the search engines, like Google and Yahoo! and MSN, won’t automatically give much weight to this plethora of links. Their algorithms have a way of analyzing the links in order to give more credit to genuine links and non duplicate content. So, to be on the safe side, as a conscious website owner, make sure to avoid an excessive use of the same text link ad. It is wise to vary the wording of the links you place on various websites in order to reduce the probability of being filtered out at some stage.

Integrating Quality Text Links Ads on Websites

Wednesday, March 12th, 2008

Search engines such as Google rank websites based upon, among other things, the number and quality of sites that link to them.
In order to secure a good ranking, website owners invest efforts in the link placement business.
Obviously, search engine want to be fair to the internet user and present him/her relevant search results that are not influenced by advertisers’ money. That is one of their objectives. And that’s why search engines such as Google try to develop algorithms for the recognition and filtering of paid advertising links in their search results.
When text links are integrated in a website or a blog, search engines have difficulty distinguishing between a purchased link and a normal hyperlink.
Text link ads, or sponsorships as some call them, have an interesting feature: they can fit into the web pages less obtrusively than other ad units such as banners. So, they might not easily be identified as advertisements by the search engines and, therefore, can increase the advertiser’s website ranking. Although small and seemingly insignificant, these text links, placed on various websites, can really be very powerful and generate results.