Online advertising rates vary because of different factors. First, your income is determined by your website or employer. The rates may also vary depending on the type of advertising material such as text, links, banners or videos. As a general rule, hosting advertisement materials that are large or heavy in terms of file size and bandwidth usage has higher rates. Hosting a banner that takes a large space on your webpage usually has higher rates than posting tiny URLs along the text.
However, most affiliate programs determine your salary not by the size of the ads you post. They base your income on the traffic you are able to deliver to their websites. The owners of these online businesses gather new prospects, generate new clients or get a percentage of an existing market through traffic delivery by their online advertisers.
General Traffic-Based Rates
An internet advertiser can earn from $30 to $300 a month per ad per website. If you own a website and you advertise for a particular affiliate, bringing 100 to 1000 visitors per day may earn you $100 per month. If you own a niche website to generate 2500 to 5000 visitors per day to your affiliates, you can earn about $200-$250 per month. If you own a website that receives very high traffic beyond 8000 visitors per day, you can earn more than $300 monthly.
Home-Based Affiliate Rates
Online advertising rates can be based on a pay per click (PPC) setup. The advantage with this setup is that is does not require you to have your own website. You can use a free-hosted blog, articles or social networking accounts for promoting the ads of your affiliates. The ads such as links and banners are tracked, so that you receive payment every time they get clicked. The PPC rates are also based on general advertising rates in the internet.
For example, a click on an ad link may get you 10 cents to 2 dollars per click, depending on the company you are advertising for. Many owners of internet businesses invest in PPC affiliations because they can easily enhance traffic to their sites through actual visitors and they can generate leads.
There are also affiliate setups where rates are based on commission. The advertiser will get a commission whenever the internet business accomplishes a sale through the advertiser's efforts. There are generous internet companies that give healthy rates, some of which reaching 40% of the purchase price. However, failure to make a sale means that you won't receive income for the moment. This is why many home-based advertisers choose traffic-based setups such as PPC.
There are also online advertising rates based on the number of times and ad is seen. This is called the pay-per-impression set up. Unlike PPC, pay-per-impression does not require the links to be seen and have the visitors forwarded to the internet business. Instead, it is the web pages of the advertisers that are tracked. You will receive a few cents whenever an ad is read through your website.
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