How To fill An Empty Ad Slot On Your Blog
There are many ways of using the slot to earn an income from your website. Putting an Ad slot into your website is one of these. There is a mistake that quite a few bloggers do. It’s that they using a lot of empty ad spots.
There are many reasons you must not have a lot of empty ad spots: It devalues the ads, It’s a waste of space, It makes it harder to promote other ad, and so on.
Usually, when I have some empty ad spot on one of my blogs use some strategies. Today, I want to give you 4 simple ways to removing an empty ad slot from your blog.
Calls To Action - Calls potential advertisers to action by showing you’ve got an empty spot. You can call it with ‘advertise here’ in order to show how people can purchase advertising on the blog.
Add an Affiliate ad - Despite you haven’t a paid advertisement doesn’t mean you can’t get cash by it. There are so many affiliate programs out there. My prefer are: clickbank.com, Advaliant, shareasale. An affiliate marketers can earn from several ways: Pay-per-click, pay per sale, and pay per lead.
Placing an ad from another ad network - Usually, I use AdSense and then begin run other ad networks to see what converts and what don’t, such as Chitika.
Remember, never put all your eggs in one basket. I always said that you should look into as many different monetization methods for your blog as possible.
Promoting another blogger in your niche - Do a deal with another blogger and ask to him to show an ad into his blog in his empty ad spot, while you put an ad into your blog in your empty slot that link to his blog.
Leave At Least One Empty Ad Spot
In my experience, it’s important to leave one empty ad spot. So, you shows to your readers you accept advertising. It’s just better not to have a lot of empty ad spots.
