WidgetBucks was launched in October 2007 by the Seattle-based Mpire, where we are get paid on Pay Per Click (PPC) and CPM (Cost per thousand impressions) basis. If a visitor from US or Canada, click on any of WidgetBucks ad, we are paid on click basis and if anyone from other parts of the world accesses our website, we are paid on CPM basis. We are not going to get paid for any product sale.
WidgetBucks is an advertising network like Google Adsense which can help you make some money with your website or blog if its product based or is targeting a particular niche. WidgetBucks widgets are highly customizable and thus we can customize them in a way that they look like a part of website content and not like an ad.
And as far as using WidgetBucks widgets on our website is concerned, we can either allow it to show product ads according to content (MerchSense option) we have on our website or select a category from where we want to display product ads on our website. They have product based ads in all major categories including Video games, sports, Music, Kids, health, Electronics, beauty and home based categories etc.
Using Google Adsense and WidgetBucks Ads on the same page
Yes, we can use Google Adsense and WidgetBucks ads together on a page. According to Google Adsense terms and conditions, we can use any kind of ad on our webpage as long as they are apparent from Google Adsense Ads.
Referral program
WidgetBucks have an attractive referral program where we will be getting 15 percent as referral fee on the amount publisher make you referred to. And our referral will be valid for the next one year from the date of publisher joining using our referral code. Suppose we refer a publisher who makes $100, we will be credited $15 as our referral fee. They have many banners in various size and textual links as well we can use in our e-mail and forum signatures. Banner and textual code for referral links are just copy and paste work and are integrated with popular blogging platforms like Blogger, WordPress and Typepad. We can use these referral links in:
- Our email signature and in discussion forum signatures
- Website header, footer or in its sidebar
- Profile page on social media sites like Digg, Propeller, Facebook, Myspace, Linkedin, Twitter etc
Payment System
They send payments via Paypal and Check whichever we prefer after 45 days of the month end. And the minimum pay-out is $50. It means we will get our April earnings around 15th of June.
If you also want to make some money with their ads and referring others to their network, join WidgetBucks today.
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If you want to earn money online or get an account on Rapidshare or Megaupload Premium Premium FREE here’s how to do it:
You’re going to gain money by just looking at pages and 30 seconds so you can purchase your account Megaupload or Rapidshare Premium or if you can withdraw the money through a bank account … We explain how to do it …
To begin you must create an account in AlertPay by clicking on this link: https: / / http://www.alertpay.com there will an email address at which you get your payment to reach the point where it asks you for a card you give credit to the button that says you’re down and cancel that way you will pay to the account you wrote instead of a credit card. Since taking your AlertPay account you can create your Bux.to account for that you must enter the following link: http://bux.to/register.php?r=registeruser1 there have to complete all data requested, on “AlertPay E-mail Address For Payments:” you put the account (E-mail) to which you pay AlertPay, where it says “Referrer (if any)” leave everything as is, then you have to activate the box to accept the terms of service at the end … you give and go register already have your account Bux. To start earning money click “Surf Ads” then click on the links that appear. It is important that only one page open at the same time or not is not going to work … you just have to open one and wait 30 seconds. When you see a sign of “OK” or a sign of good, top left of the page to the next and so on.
You might wonder why I give all this information, which is that the more people will register better. This will benefit people who already are registered as they increase their profits …
Earnings Example: Your views 10 pages per day = $ 0.10 – 10 References visiting yours 10 pages per day = $ 1.00 – Your weekly earnings = $ 7.70 Your profit = $ 30.80 month. Imagine if 50 or more references!
hmm…thanks for the info. i wanted to know about WidgetBucks.
My friend uses Adsense alot, but recently had his account suspended,he appealed and it was closed. He never knew what he did wrong as they cannot get into any discussions about this. His assistant then told one of my friends he had been clicking on the ads to show him how good he was at blog design. He got sacked. Comon you Widgetbucks lets take you for a spin!
I came across WidgetBucks about a month ago and use them on one of my sites, as a split test with asense, and I am actually getting higher click through, but only been testing just under 7 days, lest see what the next month brings.
WidgetBucks really brings traffic to my site. Aside that it is like a Google Adsense, I customize it to really make it as a part of my own site. And yes, the result is unexpected. Higher clicks and more traffic. Thanks!
Thanks for the advise guys! You really shared an amazing piece of information here. Using both Google Adsense and WidgetBucks doubles the traffic in my site. A week ago, I tried using this methods, and amazingly, the result is positive. Complement for the ones who did this blog.
This seems promising, but do you have information on if it performs well on personal blogs? Mine doesn’t fit into a clear niche, so is that barrier to any real revenue?
I don’t think you have any real success if you are thinking of using widgetbucks widgets on your personal blog. It’s most suited to product or services review kind of blogs.
nice post thanks for the useful info. i wanted to know about WidgetBucks.
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