galingan mo pa ha, para pagui mo dito libre mo ako sa marco polo ng dinner buffet…’wink!’

When a publisher signs up with the Blog Bank, our system calculates the total number of pageviews your site generates per month.

In turn, the site is categorized into a “bank” composed of other blogs that will total 500,000 (or so…depending on how we cut it up but as of now its 500k) pageviews per month. An advertiser can choose to buy a certain number of banks per month, for a period of 30 days and publishers earn the amount equal to the percentage they contribute to the bank. The publishers and the network split the revenue 60-40 in favor of the publisher.

To illustrate, let’s give a very very absurd example. Let’s say that for 500,000 pageviews, an advertiser will pay publishers 500,000 pesos, after the revenue split, for a one month (30 days) campaign. If you sign up with The Blog Bank and our system determines that you serve 250,000 pages per month, you are technically comprising 50% of the bank. This means that you will earn P250,000.00 per ad spot at the end of the month.

A cheque will be delivered to you within 15 days after the month if you reach P2,000 or more.

Thing is — and this one I emphazise a lot on - not everyone earns a lot from blogging. It may take some people months to reach 2k, but does that mean that they aren’t important? I mean, they are blogging regularly - so they definitely do contribute something. That’s why welaunched the Blog Bank Donor Card which entitles bona fide blog bank publishers to monthly perks.

Congrats and I hope you keep blogging about BlogBank.

ayon kay kuya markku, if may 2,000 Unique Visits ka daily, makaka 1,500 to 2,000 pesos ka per ad a month. So if tatlo yung ads na naka display sa blog mo.. times 3 na yun.. so mga 6k max for 2k+ visits daily.. hehehe..

Gb!