And I’ve kept Adsense, although I make almost no money from my blog from it. I may be being stubborn, but for now, it’s okay.
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I was never really happy with it and since it isn’t really converting I think it is better to remove it…I feel better now!

I am still up in the air about whether to remove them from this blog. We don’t earn that much from them anyway since most visitors to this site are so ad aware that they tend to ignore them. On our niche product sites however, our readers are less ad savvy and tend to click them more readily. The ads are also less spammy for our product sites and more trust worthy.

It’s funny how our feelings about advertisements change over time. Take television ads for example.

We absolutely love our DVR because we record all of our television programs and fast forward through the commercials.

I think most people feel this way; however, when it comes to the Superbowl or Oscar night, people can’t wait to see the commercials.

I put ads on my blog for companies or products that I think can really help my readers. I would be recommending these companies even if I wasn’t being compensated to refer traffic to them (don’t tell them that though).

I recently added Google’s Adsense to my blog, but I don’t feel quite as good about it since I can’t control the ads that appear. There is some tweaking that I can do with it that I need to learn more about.

I hope that our readers understand that we need to make a living and advertising is one way that we do it. The other, as you are about to find out in Yaro’s course, is to create a membership site that users pay to use.

I wish you all the best in his course, and in your advertising.

Brad
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Yours is so good I ever gave it a Tweet.
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