Sell Ad Space - Review our FAQs and sell us ad space on your website.
How can I sell ad space on my site? - If you own a financial website (one with content about credit cards, loans, debt assistance, credit reports, etc), we may be interested in buying ad space.
Can I sell ad space on all the sites I own? - Yes, you can earn additional ad rates for other websites you own, if those websites meet our marketing requirements.
How large of an ad space do you require? - We require only a small ad space, around 250 pixels wide by 150 pixels high.
Do I have to give you ad space at the top of my website? No, you can place our ad at the bottom of your website, but the ad needs to be inserted onto your main/default index page.
Do I have to use special scripting? We provide you a basic banner tag which does not require any scripting by you. You simply insert our HTML banner code into the HTML of your main web page, character-for-character, anywhere you want it to appear.
How much do you pay for ad space? - You earn a daily ad rate just for hosting our advertisement on your website. You don't have to worry about getting your visitors to click on our ad, because we pay you a flat daily rate just for putting our ad on your website. The amount you earn per day; per website you own, depends upon the Alexa traffic rank of your website. The higher (better) your website ranks, the more you'll earn per day.
What is the most I can earn? You can earn as much as possible, because there are no caps. The amount you can earn depends upon how many websites you have which meet our marketing requirements, and the traffic rank of each one. You can earn up to $5.00 per day, per website, just for selling us a small ad space. If you have 5 websites which all have top Alexa ranks, you could earn a total of $25 per day, for a monthly total of $750, just for giving us ad space.
Do I have to sign any long-term contracts? No, you simply agree to our Terms & Conditions. You can discontinue selling us ad space at anytime, and you can remove our ads at any time.
Do I get penalized if no one ever visits my website, and if no one ever clicks on your ad? No, you get paid a daily rate regardless if no one ever clicks on our ad.
Do I earn bonus money for clicks, leads and sales? No, you earn a flat daily rate per ad space, even if no one ever clicks on our ad.
Consumer Credit Financial Advertising:
Financial Companies and Marketing Agencies may advertise
on our credit portal and obtain targeted consumer credit traffic, quality leads and sales. In addition to standard text link and banner advertising, we also offer content matching, search and email marketing, plus many other ways to add URLs to our consumer credit content.
Our CPA options include per impression, per click, per lead, per sale and daily rate advertising.
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Cons of Cosigning a High Risk Loan
- Before you cosign a loan, be prepared for the worst.
*There's already doubt about the borrower's ability to repay, because he/she needed you to cosign due to their bad credit score.
*You are equally responsible for repaying the loan if the borrower doesn't cough up the cash.
*If the borrower makes a late payment, that could also affect your credit report score.
*If the borrower files bankruptcy for the debt and no longer has to repay it, you are still liable and can be sued for payment.
Advice: If you are asked to cosign a loan, assume the borrower will default and first ask yourself if you are able to make every payment. If so, instead of cosigning the loan, perhaps it would be safer for you to take out the loan solely in your name, and then you sub-lend that money as a person-to-person personal loan. You will make all the monthly payments regardless if the borrower repays you. With this alternative option, you will secure your good credit (and perhaps improve scores as well). Afterall; even if you choose to be a cosigner instead, you're still liable in the event of default.
