Mr. Ken Brown of Adgitize had already paid out all publishers and affiliates eligible for payment for January. Did you get yours?
Despite being almost-MIA for January, my paypal account again received something from Adgitize today. The payments are automatically sent monthly as long as you reach the payment threshold. There’s no need to request and you get what you worked and earned in full – no unnecessary deductions like some blogging networks charge.
If you regularly blog and blog hop, why not try to join and advertise at Adgitize? For January, this blog received an average of 65 daily visitors from Adgitize with the highest at 84 – and see, I still earned a few cents in excess of what I paid for. And did I mention that I wasn’t actively blogging last month?
Have a great week ahead.
Thank you for listening CMF Ads!
CMF Ads is one of the advertising networks for bloggers and one of the ways to earn online too.
Last week, I raised an issue in the CMF Ads forum because they included the social security number field in the cash out form (but only US bloggers are required to fill them up).
CMF Ads seems a credible organization but a recent incident of a relative of mine being in trouble because her SSN fell into bad hands (make that unscrupulous minds) made me paranoid in sharing this information online – especially on an unsecured network.
Turnip, one of the CMF Ads administrators, was quick to answer the queries I had made in that forum thread. Then, a few minutes after Turnip’s last reply, Ben, another CMF Ads administrator, mentioned this:
“Thanks for bringing this up. We’ve discussed this and agreed that in the majority of cases, we don’t need your SSN. This option has been removed from the form.”
I know of some sites that will fight till the end just to show that “they’re the boss” but the CMF Ads administrators had earned my respect by being open to suggestions from the community and changing some rules when they see it fit.
Thank you CMF Ads!
I recently joined another site where bloggers can earn with their blogs by doing legitimate reviews, survey or opinions of the goods and services offered by advertisers. It’s called Link From Blog. Have you heard about it?
Anyway, I’m trying my luck on this one. Right now, I had just submitted GEORYL.COM and I’m waiting for it’s activation. Care to join me there, my fellow bloggers? Maybe we could share notes in the future. What do you think? Here’s the link: Link From Blog.
Link From Blog is also open for advertisers who would like to buy blog reviews.
First Commenter:
~ First Commenter Will Get Some Linky Love ~
Aside from Adgitize, GEORYL is also a member of another low cost advertising program called the CMF Ads. You probably had seen the fourth from the top widget in the rightmost sidebar of this blog and similar widgets in other blogs – that’s the CMF Ads.
I’m not sure how the CMF campaigns and network advertising work so I won’t discuss about them in this post. However, if you’re into blog hopping, you’ll probably enjoy a feature in CMF called spikes.
In your CMF dashboard, you can access the list of spikes available for clicking. Each spike leads you to another site or blog. You know what’s cool about CMF Ads spikes? You’ll earn $0.002 for each spike you click. That’s blog hopping with some income, albeit small but better than a virtual card, right?
If you need traffic spikes to your blog, you can use your earnings or add funds via paypal to buy spikes blog as well. For just $0.20, you will have 50 visitors, guaranteed. You can also buy 25 spikes for $0.10.
How’s that?
