Would you pay me to put your adsense on my site?

**Jani** · Mar 29th, 2008, 9:33 pm

I was wondering what if I put OTHERS google adsense on my site, will they pay me a small fees on yearly basis?

What if I offer that I will put your adsense on my smsbucket.com site (which is growing very fast) and you pay me just $15 per year, whatever amount you earn from google adsense will be all yours.

Does this offer sound good, or it is not a good thing?

Reason why I don't want to use my own adsense: is that I want to make my site completely for advertisers. I just want to keep my site updated and ask the advertisers for payment every year. Not to earn few dollars daily from clicks. Just one time earning is good for me

I want to make my site advertisers-friendly.

**tsdesigns** · Mar 30th, 2008, 10:16 am

Depends on how much traffic, etc. and where the ads would be on your site if I would or not.

**krates** · Mar 30th, 2008, 9:18 pm

if you site is getting unique and good amount of visitors then you must not sell adsense ads space for that little i think you must atleast ask for 50$/year

50$ is also less

**grim** · Mar 30th, 2008, 9:42 pm

I honestly don't see the point, the only point in selling the space is either you know you wont make that much on adsense or you are banned IMHO

**webster13045** · Mar 30th, 2008, 10:04 pm

i would never do it i just put myself at risk of being banned if something was to go wrong

**Autumn** · Mar 30th, 2008, 11:15 pm

Originally Posted by webster13045

i would never do it i just put myself at risk of being banned if something was to go wrong

Yeah, certainly not something I would jeopardise my adsense account for.

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**Moxxnixx** · Mar 30th, 2008, 11:55 pm

Originally Posted by GRIM

I honestly don't see the point, the only point in selling the space is either you know you wont make that much on adsense or you are banned IMHO

Got to agree. If you're allowed to have only 3 ads on the page, it's kinda hard to live off $45 a year
unless you plan to use a rotator script. You'd make much more (assuming you have the traffic) if you
used your own adsense account.

Also, I wouldn't risk my adsense account on a site that I have no control over content.

**MikeDirnt** · Apr 2nd, 2008, 10:43 am

if you think you can make better with adsense, why sell it?

you can still reserve a space for advertisers. it is more appropriate i think

**andyel** · Apr 3rd, 2008, 12:14 am

I wud say it depends upon your traffic and content(obviously) but how you manage advertisers and which website will u use for this purpose.

**awios** · Oct 16th, 2008, 12:28 am

Hi, I want take 1 slot, pm me for more info please.

**Autumn** · Oct 16th, 2008, 4:30 am

Originally Posted by awios

Hi, I want take 1 slot, pm me for more info please.

Nobody can PM you yet. You need to make a few quality posts first :3074:

**Arleigh** · Oct 21st, 2008, 4:24 am

Why not let other people get advertised on your site? You have mentioned that your site is continuously growing fast, so why giving other people the opportunity to earn money. It's better to use your own adsense on your site.

Jani, Have you been banned in Adsense? That's why you've come up with this idea?

**Autumn** · Oct 21st, 2008, 6:18 am

Originally Posted by Arleigh

Jani, Have you been banned in Adsense? That's why you've come up with this idea?

Originally Posted by Jani

Reason why I don't want to use my own adsense: is that I want to make my site completely for advertisers. I just want to keep my site updated and ask the advertisers for payment every year. Not to earn few dollars daily from clicks. Just one time earning is good for me

I want to make my site advertisers-friendly.

There's your answer