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Not more than $3 or $5 a month, to be honest. 100 visitors is not very much at all.
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I normally base it on a combination of traffic and PR. If you are looking for link building you might be able to get a few bucks more. You would then sell links at an SEO site like Digital Point. Now if a advertiser is looking for traffic, 100 users a day, and that is not even uniques a day is very small. I would guess a link would get 10 click throughs a month at the most. So that value is not very high.
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I doubt most people would even pay $3-5 per month. Unless they were strictly looking for a PR boost. Those type of advertising customers are only going to be around until they get the PR boost
Well if it was just for a taxtlink i would pay $5 - $10 for a PR5 and $5 - $50 for a PR6 depending where is ranks in search engines aswell
banner i would pay for 100 Unique $3-5
banner i would pay for 100 Unique $3-5
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