Chikkle Footprints is a blog, article and discussion platform that enables bloggers to earn money from advertisements shown on its content related pages.
Chikkle brings bloggers and article writers together to present their posts at one place and share the advertisement profits with them.
If a blogger gets popular he can directly get advertisements from advertisers as per cost decided by the content owner and show them in his content related pages. If he gets very less readers, he can still earn money from the general advertisements shown on his content pages.
Chikkle Footprints lets you earn revenues with Chikkle AdTouch which is a comprehensive advertising program for both individual site owners and bloggers. By using Chikkle AdTouch, you can interact with advertisers directly, determine advertisement charges, control and even manage the advertisements in your content related pages.
Chikkle AdTouch asks your advertisers their budget, CPM or CPC rate, duration of advertisement, their ad target worldwide or specific country, their ad banners and sends them for your approval.
You can know about a visitor’s geographic information, number of impressions and ad clicks on your pages which will help you in controlling postings in a better manner.
Chikkle Footprints also provides simple to use and powerful social networking tools to market your posts. It has many features to build relationship and maintain regular readers for your posts including email marketing, private messages etc.
Posted On:
10 Aug 2009 | Category:
Web App - Utilities |
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chikkle, blogs, articles
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Unique Features and Our Reviews
Write and earn, that’s the underlying concept of Chikkle.com. The website helps writers earn revenue from posting articles, discussions and blogs.
The website has its own advertising platform which helps in keeping the advertisers and publishers on a single platform. Though it might sound a great idea, but targeting so many directions could eventually lead to diversion from the main idea of collaborating people to post articles.
Even popular blogging websites such as Wordpress.com allows writers to embed 3rd party ads and thus focus on mainly enriching their blogging platform.
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