Some of the paid ones allow you to get pretty granular, but they cost.

You could always try reverse engineering the mybloglog.com blog tracking javascript as that has the facility to track adsense clicks. You could modify that so it tracks bidvertiser clicks instead. Although in terms of the benefit to be had from doing that, you’d probably be better served doing something else I guess, especially if it only earnt you 15 cents.

Seems like you should stick with adsense eh.

I have been getting about 7 dollars per week using Google Ad Sense in a test website, but substituting the ads with the Bidvertiser’s ones I certainly get much less, about 15 cents per week, and so much less impressions than using Ad Sense ads.

Do you know a way for tracking clicks and impressions for Bidvertiser.

Regards.

I haven’t yet got around to trying it out in any kind of volume yet. I’m not too impressed with some aspects of the backend either. Disapproving lots of low bid unrelated sites for example took forever! A simple bit of javascript could remedy that and enable you to opt in to ads as opposed to having to opt out of a lot of casino type sites you don’t really want to link to in the 1st place. I also found lots of arbitrage going on there too, which didn’t exactly enamour me to them either, yet Im a little picky I guess – some people mightn’t care very much..

All that said of course, high traffic sites that say havent been accepted by adsense or ypn for geographic or content type issues may well do ok with them too.

Thanks for the viewpoint