Yeah… It is time for questions and answers. I got several questions regarding make money online. I think it is better to share with all of you.

1. How do you know the Innity ads whether it’s CPM or CPC running on your blog?
Nope. Innity report does not show the type of ads that running on your blog. Innity team will send you email when there is a campaign running on your blog. It maybe CPC, CPM, Site Take Over and others.

2. I found that when I put Nuffnang ads as backup ads in ADSDAQ, the preview is getting some error. The error message say make sure your blog ads is putting correctly. Or because I don’t get any Nuffnang ads while preview.
Make sure you put the correct Nuffnang ad code. For your info, Nuffnang ads only work on the domain that you register with Nuffnang. Therefore, it is okay to see “Error matching blog to blogger entry. If you are the owner of this blog, please check that there is no typo in your blog address and that you have pasted the code from the Add Ads page correctly.” error like below.

3. ADSDAQ, I put the AskPrice for 728X90 = $1.50, and 300X250 = $1.50. Is it too high or too low?
There is no right and wrong on how much AskPrice to set. Personally, $1.50 is the minimum that I set. Some ads are $3.00 and $5.00 for the best Google AdSense spot ~ Large rectangle (Just below article title). ADSDAQ earning depends on US traffic. More US traffic == more revenue.

That’s all for now. Let me know if you have any question. I will try my best to help. Cheer.

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I just started to test In-Text Advertising from Infolinks. And now ADSDAQ ContextWeb also comes out its own In-Text Advertising. ADSDAQ is the best CPM advertising that I ever use. It is serving me very well nowadays with daily earning around USD 2.00. How is the new In-Text Ads going to perform?

ADSDAQ ContextWeb In-Text Ads sample

ADSDAQ also retain the similar method for In-Text Advertising ~ using the best known AskPrice. All you have to do is set CPC AskPrice for all the in-text ads. I love AskPrice because it will only show ADSDAQ ads when the AskPrice is met. Else it will display your backup ads. You can earn more with this method. Hmm… Is this CPC AskPrice for In-Text Ads also work the same? I need to try it to find out.

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ADSDAQ is good with its AskPrice. However, how much AskPrice should you set in order to get the maximum out from ADSDAQ. By the way, AskPrice has another feature too. It will show backup ads when ADSDAQ ads fill rate is over. For example, I have ADSDAQ ads as the primary ads. Google AdSense ads act as backup ads. If ADSDAQ fill rate is over, it will shop up Google AdSense ads.

ADSDAQ AskPrice

Okay, so how much AskPrice should we set? Different ads size has different fill rate. For example, Ad Tag Size – 300×250 has the best value. When you set AskPrice = $1.00 CPM for 300×250 Ad, you will get around 20% to 50% of your ad impressions.

As for Ad Tag Size – 160×600 with AskPrice $1.00 CPM will have 15% to 30% of your ad impressions.

Ad Tag Size – 728×90 has the lowest value as it will have 10% to 30% of your ad impressions with $1.00 CPM AskPrice.

There is no exact AskPrice that you can follow. The lower AskPrice you set, the more impressions you will get. However, the more ADSDAQ ad impressions, the less backup ad impressions will shop up. Therefore, you need to balance between ADSDAQ ads and your backup ads.

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