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Hi everyone,

First I want to thank the people who offered up the good advise on my last question, so THANK YOU.

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How do I go about finding reliable advertisers the pay propperly for click throughs. I offer my clients free email like yahoo and would like to incorporate some banners that willl hopefully help pay for the hosting of the webmail site. Can anyone offer up any solid suggestions

thank you very much
sean

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For a free webmail site like the one described by , a compact advertising prospectus makes outreach far easier. Include measurable audience stats (monthly uniques, pageviews, top countries, device split), exact ad placements and dimensions (common sizes: 300x250, 728x90, 160x600, 300x600), monthly impressions available per placement, acceptable creative formats and file sizes, pricing models offered (CPM/CPC/CPA) and clear payment terms. Provide a single-page PDF and an HTML sales page so buyers can download proof quickly.

Practical approach: start with a reputable contextual network to establish baseline RPM/CPC, then pursue direct-sell relationships for higher returns. Marketplaces can help list inventory for small advertisers. For direct deals, offer short paid pilots, require third-party tracking tags or UTM parameters, and include a simple reporting sample (30-day analytics snapshot) when pitching. Useful resources: Google AdSense for contextual display and marketplaces such as BuySellAds for direct listings.

Operational cautions: avoid inserting ads inside users' private messages without explicit consent; comply with privacy rules (see GDPR guidance). Monitor click patterns and CTRs for fraud, keep server-side logs for audits, and require written agreements before granting long-term placements. Exercise care with off-forum private offers (as mentioned by ) — always verify references and proof-of-payment. Test one placement at a time, measure revenue per 1,000 impressions, then iterate.

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Make sure that you have a media kit, or some other advertising page, available on your site. You want to make it clear that you DO offer advertising - especially to those who might be interested.

Other than that, all I can really suggest is check out our marketplace: http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/forum65.html

It's filled with people who are looking to buy, and you're welcome to create a thread saying what you have available.

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well there are few programms. But I cant mention it here, You are gona have to pm me. I will send you some links tomorow cuz its late in here...


cheers

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Make sure that you have a media kit, or some other advertising page, available on your site. You want to make it clear that you DO offer advertising - especially to those who might be interested.

Other than that, all I can really suggest is check out our marketplace: http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/forum65.html

It's filled with people who are looking to buy, and you're welcome to create a thread saying what you have available.

thank you for the tip...but I am new to the whole online advertising thing and I am a little curious about what a media kit is and how I would go about getting one. Any suggestions?

thank you and if you celebrate....
HAPPY HOLIDAYS
sean

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