Alright, after shoemoney announced that he we’re starting with Adtoll I booked a spot right away. Costing me $4 for a day it wasn’t much I could loose. Heck – if it brought me around 10 visitors I would be satisfied.

Placement
The placement of the ad is terrible. Far down on the right side. Bellow several other ads. It’s also in rotation, so you don’t get all the impressions. But when people reading the post they will come down to the ad, and hopefully then click it.

Price
When i bought it I paid $4 for one day. The price might go up when he starting to sell ads and gets some stats updated.

How it went
Alright, it did actually go kinda how I thought it would go, but not hoped.

As you can see on the images I got 13 clicks which cost me $0.31 per click. Thats not that expensive if the quality of the traffic is good. But as you can see on the analytics stats it wasn’t. What I can tell from this is that the ad position and number of ads in rotation are way to high. Keep in mind that I most probably got some clicks just because some readers where looking after his new ad spot. I think my ad did fairly well, but as I haven’t tried other type of ads you might be able to get a better CTR. I will not try that.

So, happy with the advertising? No. Will Shoemoney keep selling ads? Absolutely! Already the spot is fully booked until 22-Feb-2008!

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Advertised One Day At Shoemoney – Here’s How It Went

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