Subscribe by RSSAdSense VS Project Wonderful UPDATE: 2
The long overdue update on the AdSense vs PW is here (Thanks Mack for remding me).
This is a tiny test I have been running for a month or two. It has been a test that I will continue to keep updated and fingers crossed I update more than I have so far 
Here are the rusults:
- Project Wonderful: $7.20
- Adsense: $41.20ish (Cant put full amount due to TOS)
As you can see Adsense has really taken over in the race. You can argue that Adsense is getting more space and better placement… Which it is. But I do have a softspot for Project Wonderful as I see it part of the Entrecard community now. It is earning for it spot and is also keeping new ads placed on this blog without me taking much time to update.
I am looking for new and better ad companies because something with AdSense just bugs me., but its staying for now.
I will ad that I have spent $10 on adspace using AdWords which uses Google search for keywords. It works great but I still do not fully understand it.
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Apr 22, 2008 - 06:04:32Do you get a rep assigned to you when you sign-up for AdWords?
I dont understand what you mean by Rep? I dont believe your PR, Alexa or any type of rating effects your AdWords.
A representative…
No. I dont think know of any service. The best thing would be to join a AdWords group or maybe signup to the Google AdWords forum. You have some people who make 100K using AdWords post on there.
You can also look around for ebooks and bloggers who write about it.
I have been testing these 3: Adsense / Project Wonderful / Kontera.
My results are approx. $115, $5, $10. You can’t beat Adsnse for relevant Ads. People will only click on ADs if they are related to what they are actually looking for. I keep hoping others will catch up to Google since it is not good to rely on one Advertising source, but at the moment no one else comes close. I’ll provide an update if things change over the next few months.
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