Ad Rate Calculator for 125×125 Button Ads
Dazzlin Donna is awesome!
Have you ever wondered how much you can reasonably charge for a 125×125 button ad at the side of your blog? I’ve never had a clue how much I should charge, but fortunately Donna created this calculator based on monthly page views:
So now, when the advertisers clamor for a button ad on your site, you’ll know just how much you can charge!
Oh this is just TOO cool! I grabbed the code and am wondering 2 things…
Is there a particular “best” place on a blog to install it?
Will it produce a pop-up like here?
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@Dennis – yes, the code is set up to produce the pop-up. Mine is on the sidebar.
That’s a very nice little tool. It’ll also be helpful to be able to refer advertisers to it so they know that there’s a basis behind the amount being charged.
I see, so the pop up will occur wherever the code is placed, cool.
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Wow, thanks a lot. That tool is actually pretty cool. I definitely rep Dazzlin Donna.
Another neat idea. However being a real estate blog I want to keep it very related and without a lot of stuff. Am I wrong for the type of blog I have?
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Thank you for sharing this tool. How will it effect CPM’s off of 100,000 impressions.
This is a nice little tool. It gives you a start at how you can charge for your ads; although if you have a high-traffic volume site you may want to consider having a flat rate so you are constantly making money.
@Small Business – you’re right about that.
@Dennis – yeah, it’s great how Donna made it available for others to use.
@John –
@Eric – probably, but you can always come over to the Diva and use mine
@Justin – I’m not sure. Once you get that many you can probably name your price!
@channell makrketing – right, at least it gives a start…mine came out lower than what I would have liked though.
Wow the ad rate calculator seems cool and useful. Thanks for the useful information!
I didn’t even know what the going rate was. Thanks for the recommendation.
Brilliant – am going to use this great guideline!
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