I mean seriously, wouldn't all it take is a JavaScript snippet?
I'd be delighted to throw out my three AdSense ads and replace them with HP ads.
And I'd be happy to continue my adherence to all things AdSense TOS.
I'm waiting to hear what Hubpages says about this. It would be a winner.
Do you mean by copying the ad code inclusive of our HP affiliate ID and pasting it into our own websites?
Might work for HubPages if the 60/40% was included in the code too.
Does Google allow websites to carry copied ads from other websites?
hhhmmm... I wonder..
Exactly. My guess is HP could cannibalize http://hubpages.com/help/ads as their starting point.
Blogger, bless their hearts, pretty much allows one to throw any affiliate JavaScript code on the page we wish.
Imho, this could really be something. Speaking for myself, I know I'd make 10 times more from an impression-based system than a click-through one.
The more you say about this idea, the more I like it. I'd definitely do better with impressions than clicks.
I was thinking more like a direct HP ad on my blog with a tracking code or HP could pay me a fixed rate monthly for placing a banner, other than that....I don't know
Yes, the script would enable them to do just that. Essentially, they'd manage the ads as they do on hubs (excepting for position).
HubPages is using other ad services to create the in-house program. Those services would have to carry ads that HubPages paid to place and then we'd all have to sign up with those companies from our other blogs and sites.
And then we'd only be able to do it if our other sites allowed the other ad companies.
AdSense uses other ad services, and there are none of those problems there...
And guess what? HP is already doing this. There's only one teeny, tiny, little problem... https://yieldbuild.com/lead/apply?utm_content=none It's that pesky, little paragraph on the right...
HP could add the snippet route if it wanted to. The only real concern is if they can make the back-end efficient enough to make the concept economically feasible for lower-traffic sites.
And my cat is bigger than your cat.
You need to get 100,000 visitors a month to use it. Now that is a goal, but I don't know if I can ever reach it.
Thanks paradigmsearch. I don't know. I'm not even halfway there.
That's a truly awesome website you got there... I'd poke YB with a stick about it; and mention your Hubberism when you do.
I very rarely get clicks on my blog, so maybe HP ads would help. I think most of my traffic on the blog is from HP people anyway. But it's hard to get a big audience on your own blog, I could never get one that big.
by Shadesbreath 12 years ago
So, since Panda (or since the HP ads thing came out and I signed up for it... I can't really tell which given I'm mainly too lazy to look very hard into it)... my earnings have all transferred to HP ads and only a trickle of Adsense.Do HP ads populate INSTEAD of adsense, but not totally (since I am...
by John Coviello 3 years ago
I have the following message on my Google Adsense account. How can I create an ads.txt file for hubpages.com when I don't control this site? Is this something HubPages will take care of?---------------------------------------------------The message from Adsense:Create an ads.txt file for 1...
by Suramya.K 12 years ago
I just de-activated my HubPages ads program and I was wondering if someone has any experience to share. Did your AdSense revenue increase after de-activating HP ads?
by Dorsi Diaz 13 years ago
Something just occured to me, not only are we writers here but we are ALSO CONSUMERS. I see nothing wrong with clicking on a fellow hubbers google ad if it's something we are interested in. I am getting the feeling that some people are afraid to do this for fear of reprisal for being click happy...
by Nathan Bernardo 6 years ago
Some people have said they've turned off HP Ads and just use Adsense and actually make more money from Adsense. I'm considering trying that out and was curious how much more some of you are making just through Adsense. Fifty percent more? Twice as much? Triple? Quadruple?
by Jamie Brock 11 years ago
Yesterday I noticed NONE of my hubs have AdSense ads on them any longer... where the ads were there is only a white block of space. I still have an active AdSense account, none of my hubs are flagged that the ads are disabled, they are all set to "high". I completed the pin process...
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