Jammed: Full into Capacity

Kontera, the leading provider of In-Text contextual advertising and information services for online advertisers, publishers, and users, is giving $25 bonus for publishers for every referred publisher.

Kontera has been a good online income generator for my blogs. I signed up as a publisher last December 2007 and have accumulated $59 earnings as of today. I started with only $0.2 average earning per day; not a good income provider you say. I sticked with it, however, because I see it as a potential income generator for my blogs. I signed up my three other blogs (my personal blog, my health blog and my medical and nursing student’s guide blog). My income substantially increased since then, reaching up to $2/day (not on a daily basis). My income now ranges from $0.5 to $2.00 per day. It’s not that much compared to my other income generator like Adsense but it augments to my daily income.

Despite being a low income provider, I chose not to remove Kontera ads on my blogs for several reasons:

• It is unobtrusive because it only looks like a regular link on my blog.

• It does not demand an ad space.

• It can be run with Google Adsense without violating any terms of both ad networks.

• One of its payment method is Paypal, which makes it easier and cheaper for publishers (especially for international publishers like me) to claim their earnings.

• I am hoping to be one of the successful Kontera publishers in the future. I have read several success stories (John Chow for example, has earned $1,000.00 for the month of March through Kontera) so it’s not impossible to earn hundreds to thousands through it.

• Lastly, the Kontera team continues to improve ways to increase the income of its publishers like this newly implemented $25 for every publisher referred.

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