WidgetBucks
Want to make some exta cash without any efforts? Join WidgetBucks and use their affiliate program. Why? Because, recently WidgetBucks increased its referral program rate to 15 percent, which is valid for full 12 months after the new member joins. It means with WidgetBucks’ Referral program, you can get 15 percent of commissions earned by each publisher you refer, for one complete year. The referral payout will be made monthly along with your normal commission payment, which you may have earned by displaying their ads.
To help affiliates, WidgetBucks have a “Referral Tools” section, which you can access after you login. In that section, you will find 20 ad creatives of different sizes, along with easy embed codes. Recently, those banner ads received a makeover and now they looks clean and fresh. Take a look at the example below.
For your information, WidgetBucks is one of the leading ad networks, which was founded in October 2007. WidgetBucks not only helps thousands of publishers, but also thousands of bloggers, to maximize their site earnings through advertising widgets. WidgetBucks uses a proprietary technology called YieldSense™, which automatically decides and displays the highest-yielding product widgets. It ensures that your eCPM is always high and earn more revenue. Join WidgetBucks today.
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I abandoned my widgetbucks. It seems that it is so difficult to earn from this. But as you said, we can refer but after referral and most have joined, then what? I remembered logging into my account and it did not count my impressions correctly.
Hi,
Thanks for your comments. Well, the earning from ads depends on what kind of traffic you get. But, the referral thing is completely different from the ads, where you need to target bloggers and webmasters. If you get some targeted traffic, you can easily earn some good referrals, which in return earn you some money.
Hello
Widgetbucks has some appeal for consumer sites and blogs, but I prefer better targeting by using a 125×125 ad grid and either selling ads or putting in affiliate programs.
No affiliate program is going to work unless the blogger is willing to “work it.” Widgetbucks sounds like a good program, but just like every other affiliate program, no action on the part of the blogger will probably mean failure.
In addition, a blog with a small number of visitors will have problems with any affiliate program. The bottom line is that the blogger must have a steady stream of large traffic, and they must configure the affiliate program in a way that draws attention to it.
Otherwise, you’ll just be giving the affiliate program free advertising. There’s plenty of that going around.
I am currently using the widget bucks referral code on my blog. I have had it up there for a little under a month now and have already managed to get 1 referral, which might not sound like alot but for a new blog it is pretty beneficial. Lets just hope that person makes millions
Yes, your share of the pie will depend on how much your referrals earns. My best wishes are always with you. Enjoy blogging and happy earning!
I was wondering, how do you know if you have referrals?
I just signed up Friday, and it looks like I already have 2 referrals. On my website I use a system, so getting the referals should be pretty easy, since I am targeting people in that type of group. So I’m thinking I have a referral, but i’m not sure, because it says referrals,
1 2
1 shows earnings and 2 has nothing, or is that days how many days I have been using the ad?
Because in that case, I already earned 15 dollars just for 5 page impressions, and I have to admit that isn’t bad either
An excellent and rather simple way to start a business or add income flow to your existing business is to start an affiliate business. An affiliate business offers an individual the opportunity to become an affiliate, or business sales partner. An affiliate is paid a certain amount of money for either a click through from the partnering web site; a fixed amount for a lead generated by an ad on the affiliate’s web site; or a percentage of a purchase made by a visitor as a result of a click through created by the affiliate.