Topic: Faucet revenue (Read 608 times)
I never click adverisement if I don't interested in it. Clicking ads to support faucet is not good thing. First, it can cause ban for faucet owner from ad network due to fake clicks. Secondly, imagine if you are advertiser, you spend lot of money for advertising and all you getting is fake clicks.
This is just a kind reminder from a faucet owner to faucet users:
Click the ADs when you visit a faucet.
It doesn't cost you anything, but will help keep the faucet alive. If you are worried you'll pick up unwanted adware or malware from clicking the ads, don't be. Ad networks are watching out for viruses and malware so there is really low chance of ever picking up something.
If you want to be double sure that you're safe here are a couple of tips:
- to avoid giving ad networks your ad clicking data -> browse the web in "INCOGNITO" mode (all browsers have this option)
- scan your computer regularly with adware/malware cleaning tools like JRT, CCleaner, AdwCleaner and similar (just head over to bleepingcomputer.com for more info about these tools -> read about them before using them)
- after using faucets clean your browser history to clean any leftovers and tracking data
Click the ADs when you visit a faucet.
It doesn't cost you anything, but will help keep the faucet alive. If you are worried you'll pick up unwanted adware or malware from clicking the ads, don't be. Ad networks are watching out for viruses and malware so there is really low chance of ever picking up something.
If you want to be double sure that you're safe here are a couple of tips:
- to avoid giving ad networks your ad clicking data -> browse the web in "INCOGNITO" mode (all browsers have this option)
- scan your computer regularly with adware/malware cleaning tools like JRT, CCleaner, AdwCleaner and similar (just head over to bleepingcomputer.com for more info about these tools -> read about them before using them)
- after using faucets clean your browser history to clean any leftovers and tracking data
Actually lots of ads have malware on them and download content. Tbh, people should click on ads only when they are interesting in ad content and faucet owners should find new way to make money from faucets
I have seen some ad automatically being clicked if i place my cursor on anywhere on the screen, be it an input box. I have no idea how it works though.
I always thought those banner adds that have the captcha image on them were clever, although scandalous but still clever.
It's not adviced because Ads networks ban site owners that encourage site visitors to click ads for nothing. So, you won't earn anything from Ads nwtworks and will lost the income from them... Just encourage your faucet users to click ads if they are really interested on that.
The best thing for everyone is to click if you see an ad you are actually interested in.
It's not adviced because Ads networks ban site owners that encourage site visitors to click ads for nothing. So, you won't earn anything from Ads nwtworks and will lost the income from them... Just encourage your faucet users to click ads if they are really interested on that.
This is all really true what you all are saying. But in my case, I don't have just a regular faucet built from a script. I've built my own faucet from ground up. It is a game faucet where you can play games to earn satoshis (currently only tetris, but I'm making a new game as we speak). And even though my user base is getting larger every day, my ad revenue (which is the only income, unless you're planing on donating... No? Didn't think so ) is close to 0. Sure, my faucet is operational for just one week, but I really doubt things will change. So, just tell me, what must I change? I'm currently devoting most ofy free time to build new features and games for my faucet. What more can I do?
) is close to 0. Sure, my faucet is operational for just one week, but I really doubt things will change. So, just tell me, what must I change? I'm currently devoting most ofy free time to build new features and games for my faucet. What more can I do? I would say you: offering games do not catch people interested in cryptos, it would catch: a) players, b) the same "faucet hunters" all faucets have (specially if you offer single player games) claiming your money meanwhile they have fun (faucet hunters NEVER click on ads) They "trust" in your site, but not in the ads you offer, because they get a profit from you, not from the ads.
We believe that is time to Faucets 2.0, it minds, claiming satoshis must not be the primary reason for your users to visit your site, it must be just like another content.
The problem is that I do not trust most of the ads I see on faucets.
Risking my computer health for those low amounts I get there would be just foolish.
Risking my computer health for those low amounts I get there would be just foolish.
This is all really true what you all are saying. But in my case, I don't have just a regular faucet built from a script. I've built my own faucet from ground up. It is a game faucet where you can play games to earn satoshis (currently only tetris, but I'm making a new game as we speak). And even though my user base is getting larger every day, my ad revenue (which is the only income, unless you're planing on donating... No? Didn't think so ) is close to 0. Sure, my faucet is operational for just one week, but I really doubt things will change. So, just tell me, what must I change? I'm currently devoting most ofy free time to build new features and games for my faucet. What more can I do?
) is close to 0. Sure, my faucet is operational for just one week, but I really doubt things will change. So, just tell me, what must I change? I'm currently devoting most ofy free time to build new features and games for my faucet. What more can I do?
Faucets bussiness model: fill captcha and claim, is over. It was good when adsens allows faucets, but not now, without a good add network supporting faucets.
Faucets must change, not the users. Im a faucet owner and i believee that if i need ask my users to click on the adds, then something is wrong in my bussiness model.
Think on this: when faucets owners stills uses adsense, they were looking for the "faucet hunters"; in those days, only with the CPM the faucet was profitable. But this scenario changes without adsense. I dont want faucet hunters in my page! They NEVER will be profitable without adsense. They only asks for higher payments, and they dont care if a faucet got broke! I want bitcoin users and enthusiasts, and to get this, i need offer more than just some satoshis.
Faucets must change, not the users. Im a faucet owner and i believee that if i need ask my users to click on the adds, then something is wrong in my bussiness model.
Think on this: when faucets owners stills uses adsense, they were looking for the "faucet hunters"; in those days, only with the CPM the faucet was profitable. But this scenario changes without adsense. I dont want faucet hunters in my page! They NEVER will be profitable without adsense. They only asks for higher payments, and they dont care if a faucet got broke! I want bitcoin users and enthusiasts, and to get this, i need offer more than just some satoshis.
But I am not so convinced that the current low payments offered by faucets really worth the effort. Besides there are some more intelligent faucet owners that have found interesting ways to finance their faucets, it is just a matter of finding alternatives.
This is just a kind reminder from a faucet owner to faucet users:
Click the ADs when you visit a faucet.
It doesn't cost you anything, but will help keep the faucet alive. If you are worried you'll pick up unwanted adware or malware from clicking the ads, don't be. Ad networks are watching out for viruses and malware so there is really low chance of ever picking up something.
If you want to be double sure that you're safe here are a couple of tips:
- to avoid giving ad networks your ad clicking data -> browse the web in "INCOGNITO" mode (all browsers have this option)
- scan your computer regularly with adware/malware cleaning tools like JRT, CCleaner, AdwCleaner and similar (just head over to bleepingcomputer.com for more info about these tools -> read about them before using them)
- after using faucets clean your browser history to clean any leftovers and tracking data
Click the ADs when you visit a faucet.
It doesn't cost you anything, but will help keep the faucet alive. If you are worried you'll pick up unwanted adware or malware from clicking the ads, don't be. Ad networks are watching out for viruses and malware so there is really low chance of ever picking up something.
If you want to be double sure that you're safe here are a couple of tips:
- to avoid giving ad networks your ad clicking data -> browse the web in "INCOGNITO" mode (all browsers have this option)
- scan your computer regularly with adware/malware cleaning tools like JRT, CCleaner, AdwCleaner and similar (just head over to bleepingcomputer.com for more info about these tools -> read about them before using them)
- after using faucets clean your browser history to clean any leftovers and tracking data
1 - Faucet users visit a LOT of pages, if they stop to click on every ads, well, imagine the hell..
2 - Ads are paid for advertises, if you just click and close, they are wasting money
3 - some Ads companies don't check against virus/malwares and some anti malwares don't catch then all
4 - Faucets are waste of time and with all those bots around, soon wiil be to faucet owners too
This is just a kind reminder from a faucet owner to faucet users:
Click the ADs when you visit a faucet.
It doesn't cost you anything, but will help keep the faucet alive. If you are worried you'll pick up unwanted adware or malware from clicking the ads, don't be. Ad networks are watching out for viruses and malware so there is really low chance of ever picking up something.
If you want to be double sure that you're safe here are a couple of tips:
- to avoid giving ad networks your ad clicking data -> browse the web in "INCOGNITO" mode (all browsers have this option)
- scan your computer regularly with adware/malware cleaning tools like JRT, CCleaner, AdwCleaner and similar (just head over to bleepingcomputer.com for more info about these tools -> read about them before using them)
- after using faucets clean your browser history to clean any leftovers and tracking data
Click the ADs when you visit a faucet.
It doesn't cost you anything, but will help keep the faucet alive. If you are worried you'll pick up unwanted adware or malware from clicking the ads, don't be. Ad networks are watching out for viruses and malware so there is really low chance of ever picking up something.
If you want to be double sure that you're safe here are a couple of tips:
- to avoid giving ad networks your ad clicking data -> browse the web in "INCOGNITO" mode (all browsers have this option)
- scan your computer regularly with adware/malware cleaning tools like JRT, CCleaner, AdwCleaner and similar (just head over to bleepingcomputer.com for more info about these tools -> read about them before using them)
- after using faucets clean your browser history to clean any leftovers and tracking data
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