April 27, 2010

  • why I don’t have ads on my site…

    As a public service to you, be sure that Deerlife is always on the lookout, ever vigilant…

    This was just sighted on the main Revelife page:

    Prayer…experience the magic? Magic?

    Sexy thin vegan wallets? Could a vegan wallet be fat? Hmm…perhaps Daniel would have used a vegan wallet…

    Stories on the power of prayer? Um, well, we could open up the Bible and find some of those, couldn’t we?

    Answered prayer! Yes! All right! Now I can find out how to pray so I can win the lottery … or get into the top blogs or …

Comments (5)

  • As a relative novice on all these SEO things, etc., I do find ads on our blogs distracting – even defeating the purpose of a “Christian” blog.  What does it take to get rid of them – for good?  I know I’m not getting paid to have them there – wouldn’t want to, either.

  • @quest4god@revelife - Pay for premium and you wont’ have them on your site. But, the editors of the ish sites make their money based on those ads. While I have adblock installed I disable it for Revelife so the editor can get paid.

  • Don’t talk about my ads in that tone of voice…as long as you stay away my ads for a gay boyfriend, then I’m okay. =)

  • @quest4god@revelife - As @MagisterTom said you can pay to get rid of them on your own site, but you will run into them on other sites. It’s tough b/c Xanga/Revelife is a business; they do need to make $$$. I wish there were a way to have the ads rated so if you opted for a certain rating, you wouldn’t see some of the really bad ones. (You can get google ad sense on your site where they will give you $ for each time someone clicks on an add on your site. I don’t know how much $ per click you’d get. Like you, I’m not interested in having ads at all on my site.)

    @MagisterTom - Tom, what do you mean about disabling adblock for Revelife? Does adblock eliminate the ads from any site you view, not just your own?

    @llamalima - I didn’t hear any voice… Heh. Gay boyfriend. Yeah, think I”ll be staying away from that one.

  • Google Adsense would make “sense” if the readers of my blog were searching for the things I wrote about.  Most people (what few there are) who ready my blog are coming across it from Xanga/Revelife subs or friends, not looking for info.

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