Up to £75 per month available for showing ongoing ads on your websites.
If you publish a UK website, even a small or personal site, there's a quick and easy service that hopes to match your site with potential advertisers who are willing to pay a fixed monthly ad fee that does not vary in accordance with clicks or page views. Through Matched you can apply to show ads available from a pool of advertisers who may be looking for a site just like yours
UK websites sought for ongoing ads. Small or personal sites welcome to apply!
Get paid up to £75/month to show family-friendly banner ads on your website.
The great thing about Matched is that
they have a pool of advertisers who seek to run ongoing banner ads on small and even personal websites, on an ongoing basis where the payment is not determined by clicks or quantity of page views. The ads are all family-friendly, clean and reputable.
If your site or blog is accepted, then Matched will pay you a £5 sign up bonus (once you have shown an ad for a month), and for each allocated ad that you accept and publish on the site you will earn £3 per month. You submit individual pages for consideration, and can have up to five pages per site approved to show an ad. You can have up to five sites showing approved ads. So, optimally, you can have 25 pages (ie, five websites with five pages each) showing ads earning you £3 each, every month, for a total payment of £75 per month. You can choose from a selection of ad sizes, and the email customer support is very good. Payment is every month, either by direct bank transfer or PayPal. This is quite like a plug-and-play program, in that it is very easy to submit your pages for consideration, and once ads are allocated you simply select the preferred size and then copy and paste the ad code into your site. Matched is a great way to get some ongoing ad juice flowing through your website.
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