Twitter with adsense?

Tmoney15

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Hello,

I currently have an active twitter account in which I am averaging about 7000-10,000 clicks per day (I put either 1 or 2 ads a day) with about 65-70% of my clicks coming from the US. I have been using mylikes and they constanly drop the ppc price and shave my earnings by half as well as not count a good amount of clicks.

Would it be beneficial to me to create my own gallary site with images and text and use adsense or should I just continue to use mylikes or possibly apply to chacha and earn more?

Thanks
 
Unless your images are NSFW, AdSense will probably be ok. So...there's only one way to find out...try it!
 
Yes it would, keep the images within the policy of AdSense and you will be fine.
 
I know someone who offers a commission free platform, you'll generate a $6-$10 RPM with it. So if you draw 8k clicks a day, and if the average visitors views 3 pages of the gallery, that's 24k impressions, and at let's say a $8 RPM that is 24 x 8 = $192 a day. What do you make now? He makes it commission free because if your traffic then clicks on another gallery or views the homepage of his site, he benefits from that. Other people with Adsense platforms charge a 20%-40% commission, which is just as bad as Mylikes shaving. The thing is you can create your own content easily as well, which is a plus.
 
I know someone who has experience in doing gallery websites + he runs twitter accounts himself, so he knows what exactly to tweak in the website to get the best CTR out of it. He runs either on comission (less work for you, but also less revenue) or a set payment (more work + more revenue). If you're interested hit me up or add me in Skype.
 
yes, make a website and put adsense in it, it will work.
 
MyLikes is currently not profitable at all for us. Best bet for you would to try AdSense. Someone once said, you never know how steep a rock is unless you actually rub noses with it ;-)
 
Adsense LOVES twitter traffic, as long as your website stays within their TOS you wont be getting yourself into any kind of trouble, go hard op.
 
It is probably just me being stupid but how would you use Adsense with Twitter? Is there an API connection or are you creating manual links somehow?
 
It is probably just me being stupid but how would you use Adsense with Twitter? Is there an API connection or are you creating manual links somehow?

Nope, I think he is directing his followers in twitter into his website where adsense is placed.
 
Adsense LOVES twitter traffic, as long as your website stays within their TOS you wont be getting yourself into any kind of trouble, go hard op.
Eh not quite my friend. Lots of domains get banned because of Twitter traffic. Adsense is all about quality contextual advertising. Especially on mobile devices (where most Twitter traffic comes from) Adsense has a difficult time matching up ads well. Not to mention Twitter traffic is ADD, so consequently clicks actually provide few leads. So there is no way Adsense loves Twitter traffic, I've seen too many platforms banned to think that...
 
im getting about 27$ cpm from mylikes so its not bad. I'm also just using mylikes as a pop under so im still monetizing my traffic in better ways
 
I know someone who offers a commission free platform, you'll generate a $6-$10 RPM with it. So if you draw 8k clicks a day, and if the average visitors views 3 pages of the gallery, that's 24k impressions, and at let's say a $8 RPM that is 24 x 8 = $192 a day. What do you make now? He makes it commission free because if your traffic then clicks on another gallery or views the homepage of his site, he benefits from that. Other people with Adsense platforms charge a 20%-40% commission, which is just as bad as Mylikes shaving. The thing is you can create your own content easily as well, which is a plus.

I own twitter pages with similar traffic to the op. How can i join this platform?
 
With Twitter, you only get non-converting traffic. Also the traffic can be untargeted unless you are having them (from Twitter) very interested in your product/service.

So, I will get some of them clicking on your Adsense ads, but those click will not be converting for the G.Adsense advertisers. Some might convert if the traffic is extremely targeted.

HTH
 
I would switch to Google adsense, I'm having the same issue with MyLikes.

I normally made around $500-600 a week from Mylikes but recently with their CPC and reduction excuses, I'm making around $100 a week, it's pathetic they count 50,000 clicks for $20.
 
You could try using Chacha, they have got some good reviews for their service and probably don't shave much of your money.

But Adsense would be a great option as well if you are familiar with building quality websites that can achieve good CTR.
 
You could try using Chacha, they have got some good reviews for their service and probably don't shave much of your money.

But Adsense would be a great option as well if you are familiar with building quality websites that can achieve good CTR.
Adsense is the best long term option, joining ChaCha/Mylikes is only a good idea if you can achieve premium/gold status, and get presented with the occasional real ads paid for by advertisers. But even those don't pay out too well.
 
I would switch to Google adsense, I'm having the same issue with MyLikes.

I normally made around $500-600 a week from Mylikes but recently with their CPC and reduction excuses, I'm making around $100 a week, it's pathetic they count 50,000 clicks for $20.

Exactly. Also, doesn't help that their support sucks.

Adsense is the best long term option, joining ChaCha/Mylikes is only a good idea if you can achieve premium/gold status, and get presented with the occasional real ads paid for by advertisers. But even those don't pay out too well.

Well said and thanks for your input.
 
With Twitter, you only get non-converting traffic.

I get converting traffic from Twitter - admittedly a lower conversion than other sources but considering how much more traffic I can generate with Twitter it's definitely worthwhile.
 
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