My only concern is how their model fits in with Google’s policy on paid links. I’ve emailed their support team and am waiting on a response.

My only concern is how their model fits in with Google’s policy on paid links. I’ve emailed their support team and am waiting on a response.

I have thought about putting ad sense on my blog but really my blog doesn’t get all that many hits. I get around 100 on a slow day and as many as 900+ on a good day but I know that’s not a lot compared to some real sites.

Thanks for posting about this though. It is informational!

Dora Renee’ Wilkerson
http://bricoreandfamily.blogspot.com/

I have thought about putting ad sense on my blog but really my blog doesn’t get all that many hits. I get around 100 on a slow day and as many as 900+ on a good day but I know that’s not a lot compared to some real sites.

Thanks for posting about this though. It is informational!

Dora Renee’ Wilkerson
http://bricoreandfamily.blogspot.com/

Thanks guys, I’m somewhat frustrated with TLA right now just due to the fact that I wasn’t even in their catalog for appoxiamately six months without any notice. They finally got me back in at $30/month, but I’m still waiting for my first offer.

I’m getting reasonable traffic, but I think I just need my PR to just get that extra boost.

Thanks guys, I’m somewhat frustrated with TLA right now just due to the fact that I wasn’t even in their catalog for appoxiamately six months without any notice. They finally got me back in at $30/month, but I’m still waiting for my first offer.

I’m getting reasonable traffic, but I think I just need my PR to just get that extra boost.

you have to email TLA to get your prices changed

you have to email TLA to get your prices changed

Lots of people change their TLA prices to something they consider more representative of the value of their blog. ReviewMe (their sister company) already has an option to change your price online (as of a few months ago), and it’s likely TLA will eventually as well.

Every business transaction has to be agreeable and attractive to both parties. If you don’t like what you have now, email them and ask for a different price.

Good luck!!!

Have an awesome day!
Dan

Lots of people change their TLA prices to something they consider more representative of the value of their blog. ReviewMe (their sister company) already has an option to change your price online (as of a few months ago), and it’s likely TLA will eventually as well.

Every business transaction has to be agreeable and attractive to both parties. If you don’t like what you have now, email them and ask for a different price.

Good luck!!!

Have an awesome day!
Dan

Great stuff, I’m quite glad we signed up with them when we did. We consistently make over $500/month with them these days, and with basically no effort. THIS qualifies as passive income – talk about Blog Monetization Zen.

Yes, they keep 50%, but fact is that’s the cost of being in their catalog of links that people to go IN ORDER TO BUY LINKS. If you’re not there, they’ll buy links on another site.

One mistake many people make (I think) is to leave a very low price for their blogs. Of course, don’t set it too high… just value yourself “right”.

We’re already up to $570 this month – and it’s only the 19th.

Have an awesome day!
Dan & Jennifer

Great stuff, I’m quite glad we signed up with them when we did. We consistently make over $500/month with them these days, and with basically no effort. THIS qualifies as passive income – talk about Blog Monetization Zen.

Yes, they keep 50%, but fact is that’s the cost of being in their catalog of links that people to go IN ORDER TO BUY LINKS. If you’re not there, they’ll buy links on another site.

One mistake many people make (I think) is to leave a very low price for their blogs. Of course, don’t set it too high… just value yourself “right”.

We’re already up to $570 this month – and it’s only the 19th.

Have an awesome day!
Dan & Jennifer