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Submitted 632 days ago...

jreberry

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I hope everyone is having a great time with WebAnswers and thank you for participating! I know some of you are working overtime and we appreciate all of your effort! It’s interesting to see the wide variety of discussions; some are very serious and others are thought provoking and interesting to read. The great news is that while we are having fun, we are actually helping people find solutions to their questions (and problems) and that was our ultimate goal. We are also beginning to realize everyone frequents WebAnswers for slightly different reasons and we will eventually build out more tools to ensure your experience is a positive one.

WebAnswers is tremendous learning platform where we can learn from one another and share in past experiences. I’m surprised with the level of wisdom our top experts have in some categories and I look forward to expanding my knowledge.

Some of you have created Google AdSense accounts and I wanted to quickly issue a few words of caution. I have been working with Google and the AdSense platform for more than 6 years now and I have a deep understand of exactly how the system functions. Our partnership with Google allows you to share in the advertising revenue with WebAnswers for each unique visitor that clicks on sponsored links or banners.

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Answer 1 / 16 - Submitted 632 days ago...

jreberry

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. . . continued

This is very important --- ABSOUTELY do not click on any of your ads. And by this I mean NEVER. We know the temptation is strong and we understand how the human brain works, but I want to throw out this disclaimer to everyone ahead of time. If you do click on any of your ads (intentionally or accidentally) you will be banned / terminated from the AdSense program immediately and you will not be able to reapply. We are monitoring a few accounts in particular due to an increase in clicks over the past few days . . . so be forewarned.

Our goal and intention to make sure top experts earn a fair amount of money each day for their contributions. While the amount everyone is earning today is hardly noticeable, we have some very interesting developments in the works that will help all of you earn a decent amount of money each day and be rewarded for your efforts . . . stay tuned, exciting times ahead . . .

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Answer 2 / 16 - Submitted 632 days ago...

sidelko

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One thing that I have in place, is that if you know you had your AdSense account set up, but you never see your ads (or any ads) on Questions awarded to you, it is because I have code in place that hides your ads from you. To keep you from clicking on your own ads like what jreberry said above.

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Answer 3 / 16 - Submitted 632 days ago...

mma_mom

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Can you click on other people's ads?
Also, has anyone actually made any $$$? I think I earned like 30 cents so far. lol.

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Answer 4 / 16 - Submitted 632 days ago...

sidelko

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The official Google endorsed response to that would be "we can tell you to click on any ads on the site, or do any trickery to trick you into clicking on ads, all ad clicks must be intentional by the person clicking them and not automated in any form"

with that being said

if it is a ad that you are sincerely interested in, or it sounds like a product you would be interested in, then you can click and let the advertiser show you whatever they just paid x cents to have you go to their site to see.

if you are clicking on an ad to either earn WebAnswers profit or to have the person's who ad that is earn money, then no, do not do that. that would be a no no in Google's eyes.

jreberry might chime in on this when he gets back and modify what I just said. he has been doing the AdSense thing more then I have.

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Answer 5 / 16 - Submitted 632 days ago...

Mtnrescue

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This is all good to know. I think I've clicked on once just to see if it counts. However, now I don't see any ads on the ones awarded to me. Question, is this retroactive? Meaning, if a question is awarded say 7 days after being posted and there are 234 click-throughs during the 7 days does the Chosen One (I like being the Chosen One) get revenue from that 7 days? If not, who does get the click through revenue on those 7 days? My guess would be WebAnswers.

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Answer 6 / 16 - Submitted 632 days ago...

Mtnrescue

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By the way MMAmom, I'm up to $1.50! Another three months of this and I'll be the big man down at Peaberry coffee getting my Quad Shot.

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Answer 7 / 16 - Submitted 632 days ago...

sidelko

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The little bit of money on the open questions before they are awarded goes to WebAnswers. Those ads aren't converting to well because the ad placement isn't the best.

once the question is awarded to you , your AdSense ID will start showing up on that page and for every page view on that page their after. so any impressions will then count at that point on that you can see in your AdSense account. so the impressions is only from the moment you had it awarded to you and on.

note: like i said above, in order to see those ads on your awarded questions, you would have to logout to see them (and don't click those ever).

note: Jreberry and I are working on ways to increase the number of impressions your ads will get and thus make more money then you have at this point. once we get some more page rank coming into webanswers, we should see more results in the search engines and thus, more people coming to the site, thus more users and thus more ad clicks by these new users. in tech lingo, you could call yourself the "early adopters" of WebAnanswers

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Answer 8 / 16 - Submitted 632 days ago...

sidelko

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@ Mtnrescue, you would be down at peaberry, except, you have to make $100 before you get any payouts from Google.

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Answer 9 / 16 - Submitted 632 days ago...

mma_mom

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Wow - if you make 1.50/ month (thinking big) it will only take 66 months to get a check.

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Answer 10 / 16 - Submitted 632 days ago...

sidelko

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But the key is that you plan on making more then $1.50 a month to get there faster :)

So in about 20 years, you'll have made enough through WebAnswers to go buy a new TV LOL


This answer was edited by sidelko 632 days ago.

Reason: go buy stuff

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