How much should you charge for ad space?

[Good-Person]

I do not believe that there is a fixed price that should be charged for placing advertisements on a platform. This monetary aspect of promotion is dependent on the amount of traffic that the site generates in a stipulated period

When it comes to advertisement, there are many advertising networks that constantly change the CPM rates and this could depend on the website niche as well.

 

[Alisco]

It depends on the traffic and the mindset of the Ads manager. Someone way charge less and the other a bit higher

 

[GIFTMICHAEL]

The ad charges depend on how much traffic your website gets with AdSense for example on daily basis 1000 per clicks or views you should charge $5 and for one week 35$ and for one month 140$ thats it.

 

[Ronald]

When it comes to advertisement, there are many advertising networks that constantly change the CPM rates and this could depend on the website niche as well.

I agree with you, the website niche is a key factor in what an advertising platform should charge. In addition, some advertising networks charge high and some charge lower based on the amount of traffic generated

 

[Saachi]

How much you can charge really depends on how much traffic you get from your site. Because you can consider what a person is getting by how much they can afford to pay when they charge for what they need.

 

[Toyah]

It depends on the product and the duration of the production

 

[eenya001]

it really depends on where the traffic is coming, take for instance, if you keep having traffics that is coming from the top tier countries that advertisers are willing to pay a lot for, then you can charge a bit higher.

 

[Chibson]

When it comes to advertisement, there are many advertising networks that constantly change the CPM rates and this could depend on the website niche as well.

Yeah, I think the niche of your website matters when it come to the rate of cpm. For example the insurance niche is one of the best currently with a very high cpm.

 

[frederick_9]

The size of the advertisement and the type of his counting skill will determine how many you can count in all of nature.
Advertisements that are paid per click are typically the most expensive.

 

[Kvngsammy]

Charging for ad space will depend on a number of factors - how much traffic does your site get in a day? How many active users are currently using your site on a daily basis? With this, you'll be able to ascertain how much you can charge per ad.

 

[Chibson]

The size of the advertisement and the type of his counting skill will determine how many you can count in all of nature.
Advertisements that are paid per click are typically the most expensive.

pay-per-click is usually some kind of expensive especially if you're promoting something online. Someone told me that he promoted something through Facebook and he has to pay for every click and at the end of the day he was not able to make profit.

 

[Grant]

Yeah that depends on how big your site/service is, because the bigger it is, the more money you can charge for ad space. I usually charge an upwards of $200 for small ads and for an ad to go with all our new articles, will cost around $500-$1000. It's not a bad chunk of change. I don't like to charge too much because I want people to want to pay up.

 

[eenya001]

and one other thing you should put into consideration, is the volume of traffic your site is getting as well, because the more quality traffic that your site receives then the more you can charge for ads.

 

[Chibson]

Yeah that depends on how big your site/service is, because the bigger it is, the more money you can charge for ad space. I usually charge an upwards of $200 for small ads and for an ad to go with all our new articles, will cost around $500-$1000. It's not a bad chunk of change. I don't like to charge too much because I want people to want to pay up.

Charging $200 for small ads is actually a big amount of money except your website generates millions of traffic. On this website for example they usually charge $30 and $35 every month respectively.

 

[Mighty]

Well I strongly believe that all this depend on the kind of his ability that you can be able to count them and the size of the advertisement all the nature. Paid per click advertisement are usually the most expensive.

 

[Nadiel sahmen]

The amount you may charge truly depends on how much internet traffic you receive because it affects how much money you can spend. When setting a price, you should think about what the customer will receive.

 

[Danny4cash]

Like you rightly said, the amount one will charge for ad space depend on the amount of traffic the website is receiving. If your website is getting good traffic, people will be the one that will approach you for ad space. And when they come, you can charge them as you like.

 

[Good-Person]

Yeah, I think the niche of your website matters when it come to the rate of cpm. For example the insurance niche is one of the best currently with a very high cpm.

Apart from that, i think that the niche of cryptocurrency is also quite great and there are many people who also get a high cpm rate when you create a blog in this category, what do you think?

 

[Chibson]

Apart from that, i think that the niche of cryptocurrency is also quite great and there are many people who also get a high cpm rate when you create a blog in this category, what do you think?

Yeah, cryptocurrency niche is a great niche that you can capitalise on to make some good amount of money for yourself. But personally I prefer insurance if I want to start a blog.

 

[Billy]

Personally, i would simply say "Whatever you think people are willing to pay."

As in, if you're already an established company, you might be able to charge more than if you're just starting out. If your website has a lot of traffic and it's easy for advertisers to create ads that fit in with what's already on the site, that may also increase the price. Finally, if the site or forum has a reputation for being innovative or using new technology, that can make advertisers more willing to pay top dollar for ad space there.

Let's say that I own a small business that sells organic produce through my website. My site gets about 10K visitors every month, and most of them are interested in buying organic food products—so I'm not going to be able to charge as much as someone who sells used books online might charge because it's harder to find buyers in my niche market. However, I do have good relationships with many local restaurants and grocery stores, which often buy from me directly.