jetfrogz asked:


I know most sites use this to make money to keep their sites up and running, and to also allow free content. However I can’t help but notice an increase in the number of ads you see on a site, and how they are in unnecessary spots. For example, when you goto to some sites to watch videos, a 15-30 second ad plays before. Now I’m not saying I’m impatient or anything but when you want to watch a video, you want to see the video and only the video. Plus when you watch numerous ones, do you really want to see the same four ads over and over? It may not be a big deal now, but in the future this may get out of hand. Do you think these types of ads even work? I’d like to hear from both sides of the agruement as to good reasons or bad reasons to internet advertising. Thanks in advance!

pas asked:


Why are companies like Chrysler now looking more favorably at the internet as a great medium for their advertising dollars?What has happened do change their view?

bh80 asked:


I have a new website (UniversalRecruit.com launched Aug 1st) and was wanting to add advertising to the site (via textual links, banners, etc). I’m planning on adding Google Adsense initially. I’m wanting to charge area businesses a flat monthly charge for advertising but I’m new to internet advertising. We had a dismal 2K unique views last month (first month), this month (Sept) looks to be around 10K. What can I charge advertisers and not have them laugh me out their door? Any other suggestions or insight on what to do would be greatly appreciated as well.

Matt asked:


For those just starting out, would simply getting products listed with search engines be enough to bolster sales? Any internet advertising tips for all of us struggling to keep the doors open would be much appreciated.

Matt asked:


For those just starting out, would simply getting products listed with search engines be enough to bolster sales? Any internet advertising tips for all of us struggling to keep the doors open would be much appreciated.

Billy J asked:


What is the name of this sort of internet advertising. E.g If I go to a website such as www.website.com and it will go onto another website, wait for a few seconds until the option ’skip’ will appear and underneath it will show a website.
I know now that they are called blacklabel ads.

Lux asked:


I’m starting a media buying course and I have no idea how internet advertising works. What kinds of questions does a website ask when when selling ad space to a business? How do websites decide what to charge? Does the size of the ad matter? Information of any kind is welcomed…please help!

c s asked:


I have a small business start up and I need to find the best bank for the buck advertising online. Thoughts?