Danny Arao: “Huwag kang mag-blog kung…”
UP MassComm professor and journalist Danilo Arao advises people not to blog if their only goal is to make money. This is an ever familiar subject for those who’ve been blogging for a while now. But it’s good to have a sound perspective from mass media and the academe.
Salamat sa kapitalismo, maraming mapanlikhang paraan para kumita sa blogosphere. Pero ang mga mapanlikhang paraang ito ay malinaw na tahasang panloloko sa mga online visitor. Dahil ang blogosphere ay bahagi ng public domain, kinakailangang maging responsable ang mga blogger sa pagbibigay ng tamang impormasyon sa publiko.
Read the follow-up post here.
More advertising networks for bloggers
Quick Online Tips lists 5 new advertising networks for bloggers.
We mentioned Technorati Media, and here are four more advertising companies that might be of interest to your make money online endeavors.
Technorati Media blog advertising network launched
Technorati joined the ranks of many blog advertising network with the launch of its own, Technorati Media.
According to TechCrunch:
Ads are sold on a CPM basis. They will not make revenue guarantees, says Jalichandra, but the split between parties is negotiable. He declined to state what rates have been negotiated with beta partners.
Bloggers/publishers can sign up here.
You can never run out of good advertising for your blog, and if the existing solutions out there are not working for you, try Technorati’s. Watch out for more advertising services in the future.
YugaTech
YugaTech is the blog of Abe Olandres, one of the most well-known professional bloggers in the Philippines. On YugaTech, Abe discusses technology, blog monetization, photography and all things about online entrepreneurship. He also traces his roots from humble rural beginnings to a student urbanite, to now one of the most sought-after blogging personality in the Philippines.
YugaTech is a must read if you’re interested in the blogging and new media scene in the Philippines.
