Having mentioned text link advertising several times in recent postings about search engine marketing and how to make money online, I’ve received quite a few questions about the different options for publishers who wish to include text link advertising on their site as a revenue stream.
I’ve used multiple companies for both buying and offering text link advertising for my sites over the last few years. And before I go any further, let me make clear that I neither buy nor sell advertising for any reason other than advertising to human traffic. There is a whole market out there built upon various Page Ranking scores, but those rankings are created and formulated on algorithms that can be easily manipulated. A quick search will find tons of information on fake page rankings.
Because I base the value of my offerings on real human traffic when selling text link advertising on my sites, I’ve found my favorite source to be www.linkworth.com.
As a publisher, they offer me the kind of control I want over everything; from what advertisers I’ll accept on my site, to how many ad spots will be placed on each page and how much to charge for each spot.
They’ve also had the largest buying market of all the companies I’ve used. Linkworth has been able to supply a far more consistent stream of buyers for the advertising spots I have on my sites than anyone else has.
This isn’t a knock against any other company, but rather a testimonial to the hard work the folks at Linkworth have put in to growing a stable and respected network of text link advertising buyers and sellers.
From a buyer’s perspective, when I’m working on building traffic for one of my sites and planning my search engine marketing goals, I’ve been able to find a wider range of marketing opportunities to pick from there than anywhere else, often for even the most obscure topics imaginable. Having a catalog like theirs lets me seek out and purchase options fast, and frees up more time for my other work needs.
If you’re looking to purchase text links for your site, or for an easy and steady way to make money online by selling links on your site pages, I would strongly recommend checking out Linkworth.com.
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Thanks for the tip on linkworth I’ve signed up and it looks good so far
You should have used affiliates links in the entry though to get credit for anyone you send over because I’m pretty sure they do that from what I read there
You’re absolutely right, Shawn, LinkWorth does have an affiliate program.
And you have your eye on the ball in catching that–if you can spot what appears to be a missed opportunity in someone else’s actions that means you’re probably watching for every opportunity in your own efforts.
On this blog, because I want the main focus to always be on providing useful information and resources for readers, I don’t really worry about monetizing every posting in the best ways. Every link or resource I mention here is to a service or product that I honestly believe is of value to readers. Sometimes I use affiliate links when I think of it, but often I don’t.
The important thing is that you found LinkWorth and appear to be happy for it, I hope it helped some others as well.