The ways that Indonesian webmasters and bloggers can make some money.
While many people blog, make websites, or spend time online purely for the fun of it or other reasons earning some money while you are writing can be a nice bonus.
For an Indonesian webmaster or blogger one of the problems encountered is that some internet advertising networks will not accept their applications, because of the poor reputation the country often has, while other networks simply have a very cautious approach to Indonesian applicants, but will accept them.
These are some of the main networks that will accept Indonesian accounts, whether CPC (Cost Per Click – you get paid per click) or CPA (Cost Per Action – you get paid per sale or lead), or CPM (Cost Per Thousand – you get paid for displaying ads based on number of ad impressions).
It helps to have a Paypal account for many of these networks (Paypal now, finally, offers Indonesians full send and withdraw accounts – sign up at Paypal).
Other websites pay you to put text links to their site. Nothing to do with selling things, just a kind of advertising. You get paid for the length of time you display the text links, not per click.
These networks pay you to write a post about another website, obviously websites that are selling some sort of product or service. In order to be accepted into these programs you must display the entire content of your posts on the front page of your blog.
You put ads on your site, usually text ads, and get paid every time someone clicks on one of them. Don’t click your own ads, you will likely get kicked out of the program!
Example of the “Reports” page in Adsense, showing today’s earnings (nothing to do with me).
Example of an from Chitika.
You put ads on your site, usually for some kind of product or service, if the user clicks through and then performs some kind of action, like buying the product or service, or filling in an enquiry form, you get paid a commission (usually around 10% of the sale price) or a flat fee (for leads).
Example of an Auction Ad.
Smaller, in-house programs that pay on commission or per click.
Good luck and ask if you have any questions or problems.
Bahasa Indonesia version – Mencari Uang dengan Blog
@ Patung possible blog post in there… “Adbank.sg Review” Coming from the stateside prospective any insight you could forward on even to us on the West Cost… possibly Seattle would be much appreciated! Thanks Patung!
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Fine post. Do you know of any Asia-specific advertising networks? I’ve read about Nuffnang from Malaysia, any of the kind for Indonesia?