Affiliate Marketing Tycoon

**XposurePro** · 08:11 PM

I average a couple cents a day off this one. But looking at my sites stats I thought it should be a few cents more. I had a full page ad running on the 4th page view with not much luck. But according to my stats my earnings looked off. The code seemed to be working fine and I contacted AdBrite support who agreed everything was A-Ok. So the other day I changed the full page ad to run on the first page view when the site is loaded to accurate test results. I only had 49 unique vistors but AdBrite only credited me 7 impressions rather than 49. Am I missing something or has anyone else noticed similiar issues?

Randy

**miksy123** · 10-31-2008, 10:55 AM

I make a few cents per day with AdSense, and I was making a few dollars daily,so...AdSense is much better, but it's still bad! I think we should stop using AdSense or AdBrite and find better programs! If I had a few thousand visitors daily,I would use CPM programs!

**webmaster flex** · 04:30 PM

im getting about $1 per click on one of my sites so adsense int that bad, use your competative ad filter ( it helped me ) for more info go to http://www.problogger.net/archives/2...ive-ad-filter/

**conorod** · 11-03-2008, 09:22 PM

In my experience the highest earnings come if you combine adsense's content and search ads with adbrite's inline and interstitial ads.

**y2kh8r** · 11-20-2008, 01:04 AM

Adbrite is both pay per impression and pay per click- but not both at the same time, so when they display pay per click ads, you don't get paid for that pageview.

I wish they gave you the option to do pure CPM, but they don't really. sure, there's the competitive filter, but it's still eCPM, meaning they can show CPC ads still.

**mrewen** · 11-20-2008, 10:03 AM

adbrite sucked for me :/
in one month i only made 20$ with it :/

**5starAffiliates** · 11-20-2008, 05:45 PM

I've had decent luck with it as an advertiser, but have never used it as a publisher.