Commercial Break (A phpAds Primer) (
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Wanna make some money from your Web site? The simplest way to
start is by opening it up to advertisers - and if you decide to go that
route, you're going to need a capable banner management program to help
you keep track of customers, banners and clicks. Lukily, we've got just
the thing - say hello to phpAds.So you've finally set up your Web site, plugged in some interesting content, and
got yourself into the Google database. And, against all your expectations, the
public actually likes your Web site. People are telling each other about it, and
visiting it again and again. Slashdot decided to review it, and the results
almost melted your ISP's network. And - wonder of wonders - people have started
emailing you about advertising on your suddenly-popular Web site.
It
doesn't take an Einstein to see that, somehow, you lucked out and hit on a good
thing. Now, you need to start making some moolah. Those guys who wanted to
advertise on your site? Drop them a line, tell them how much to pay, and ask
them to send you their ads. And while you're waiting for the wire to hit, go and
get yourself a copy of phpAds. Don't worry if you don't know what to do with it
- I'll show you everything you need to know in the next couple of
pages.
