Good P2C website

[Magicalneo]

You guys can try out mod-chip , they give a rate of 0.2 cents per click no age restrictions , all countries acepted and more...

Cheak it out at http://www.mod-chip.com/click/clickme/click.cgi?magicalneo

[shwaza]

Sweet ill check that out, been lookin for one without age restrictions :)

[BB3K]

0.2 cents per click? Or 2 cents per click?

[Soldier00]

yes 2 cents, do i need to do same thing magicalaneo they didnt send me email yet but can i use this http://www.mod-chip.com/click/clickme/click.cgi?Soldier now even thought they didnt send it? how did u do ?

[reid315]

.2 cents?!? then i need 100 clicks just to get 2 full cents!!

wow... what is this compared to google?

[Soldier00]

i thought 0.2 means 2 cents? what u talking about reid ? or am i wrong?

[reid315]

Originally posted by Soldier00@Dec 8 2004, 08:46 PM
i thought 0.2 means 2 cents? what u talking about reid ? or am i wrong?
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the way it was mentioned was .2 cents, not .2 dollars. there is a difference between .2c and $.02

[Magicalneo]

acident, its 2 cents peopls ^^

[Summ]

Yep and everytime we click your link, you get 2 cents.

[doltlord]

Doesn't AdSense pay a lot more though? My friend gets on average $1 per click. But maybe it has strict requirements for website quialification. Does anyone know how they compare?

[688206002]

Originally posted by doltlord@Dec 10 2004, 11:52 PM
Doesn't AdSense pay a lot more though? My friend gets on average $1 per click. But maybe it has strict requirements for website quialification. Does anyone know how they compare?
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Yup, search in the other threads in this forum :)
This has been discussed several times. I've been credited as low as a few penniess per click to as high as ~80 cents (Adsense).
Adsense does indeed have very strict requirements so this is why a lot of the people here are looking at alternative PPC programmes.

[shwaza]

it's their stupid age restriction thats gettin me mad :angry:

[LogicalDemise]

What's the age restriction?

[mck9235]

Adsense im almost positive 18. Of course you could get parents to sign you up. For this advewrtising is their a limit of clicks per day?

[doltlord]

Does AdSense allow you to choose the ads that are displayed? Since poker and insurance sites pay the most, it would make sense to display those most often. But is this allowed?

[688206002]

Originally posted by doltlord@Dec 11 2004, 03:04 PM
Does AdSense allow you to choose the ads that are displayed? Since poker and insurance sites pay the most, it would make sense to display those most often. But is this allowed?
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I doubt any programme would let you choose specifically what ads get displayed; if they did that, no1 would pick the lower-paying ads and they'd lose clients.
Adsense displays ads based on your site content.
I suggest you read their FAQ to get all the info you need; everything's there :)

[mahangee]

Also http://hackadsense.info has some information that may help you. :D And as Numbers said it will display ads relevant to your content so if your site is about Poker or if it is about Insurance you'll get paid well.

[doltlord]

I looked at hackadsense, and it did talk about high paying words. But how do I incorporate those into a site that does not have anything to do with poker or insurance?

[mck9235]

Originally posted by doltlord@Dec 11 2004, 05:03 PM
I looked at hackadsense, and it did talk about high paying words. But how do I incorporate those into a site that does not have anything to do with poker or insurance?
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Simple, make a page dedicated to learning poker or something of that nature. :)

[doltlord]

Ok, thanks. But that would only be one page, and therefore not a major source of revenue.

[mahangee]

Well then you cant its pretty simple isnt it. People pay money for relevant clicks and if you cant offer them then you cant get paid, you'll just have to cope with clicks paying a little bit less. Pretty simple huh?

[doltlord]

Yeah, I guess you're right. :(

I was just hoping there was some way around it. B)