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A new PPC affiliate program

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Hey guys!
I don't know if you heard about this new PPC affiliate program and I wanted to tall you about it.
Till now I used Adsense but I changed it. On one of my site (i have 35 working sites): f1central.net, adsense gave me an average bidprice of 7 cents per click. They probably bill the advertiser for 70 cents with their huge marketplace.
Targetpoint gives me an average of 40 cents per click and i am very happy.
With this new program I can build my banners. They give me full control over the design so I can match the banners with my site. This is what I love about this program.
They offered me an other option to generate revenue with my exit traffic.
Ofcourse they have downsides too: the ads can take a long time to load, at least in my case.
But I think it's a good deal.
For more infos <<URL SNIPPED>>
Bye bye
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How does ad content work? Same as adsense?
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self promotional spam post. does not even answer questions about the product.

stay away from companies that need to spam forums to market their products.
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Can I add this on two dot ro domains ?
<<URL SNIPPED>> ? PLease let me know.

I have adsese on some dot com domains <<URL SNIPPED>> am sure those will work just fine but what about other extansions web sites ?


Thanks.
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yeah that is very nice company i also used them
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So, is this spam or legit?
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this is not spam , i beleive they pay
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Well if the ads take a long time to load then that is real downside for the advertiser and publisher since there will be less click throughs since the ads will not be to its full potential.
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google adsense still the best
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Try <<snip>>
I am working with them from 6 mounts and have very good results with very high CPC.

They also provide products ads.
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