I was surprised to see Inq7.net using AdBrite to auction off text link ads on its main site.
I quickly checked the Adbrite page and found out that Inq7 only signed up with AdBrite last March but has already filled up 5 spots worth $950PHP 55,751INR 80,512EUR 905CNY 6,914 each.
That’s about Php50,000USD 852INR 72,230EUR 812CNY 6,205 a pop! *phew*
YugaTech.com is the largest and longest-running technology site in the Philippines. Originally established in October 2002, the site was transformed into a full-fledged technology platform in 2005.
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Manuel Viloria says:
The ads appear on the bottom righthand side of the page. Low visibility.
Zero PR juice, too, since the links pass through adbrite and don’t point directly to your URL. Perhaps Adbrite wants to track the stats?
The Adbrite INQ7 page (link in above post) shows an average total clicks of “less than 1”.
It would be interesting to actually test it, though. :-)