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<blockquote data-quote="draggar" data-source="post: 2218770" data-attributes="member: 97957"><p>Or a first resort. Adsense is a great option for a site just starting out. Adsense is simple, doesn't require any rotating or complicated code (just copy and paste), and 99.999% of the time loads up very quickly on a site (honestly, when I try out a new site if I am flooded with ads that slow down the site chances are I won't go back). You can also get some tracking with it and see where it goes with little time put into it.</p><p></p><p>As for the OP - take the money. While you aren't mentioning numbers, you are look <strong>at least </strong>$5,000 difference between low 5 figures and low 4 figures. I think to 99% of the people here $5,000 is still a good amount or even a lot of money. In a nutshell, you're paying at least $5K for advertising space on their site which is a hell of a lot for a site you are unsure of - even if it is a "sure thing" kind of deal. The site could be the next greatest thing or or could flip - you'll never know. Plus, for all you know they could turn around and sell the developed site and you could have your ad deal / contract ripped up by the new owner.</p><p></p><p>If you do have your heart set on having ads on the site - take the money and offer to pay them monthly for the ad space ($50 a month? $100 a month?) and give it a try for a year (have the contract for a year - maybe even pay up front if you aren't too concerned about the cash). This way if it flops then you're only out some money but still got high 4 figures for the project but if it does well you can renegotiate after a year.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="draggar, post: 2218770, member: 97957"] Or a first resort. Adsense is a great option for a site just starting out. Adsense is simple, doesn't require any rotating or complicated code (just copy and paste), and 99.999% of the time loads up very quickly on a site (honestly, when I try out a new site if I am flooded with ads that slow down the site chances are I won't go back). You can also get some tracking with it and see where it goes with little time put into it. As for the OP - take the money. While you aren't mentioning numbers, you are look [B]at least [/B]$5,000 difference between low 5 figures and low 4 figures. I think to 99% of the people here $5,000 is still a good amount or even a lot of money. In a nutshell, you're paying at least $5K for advertising space on their site which is a hell of a lot for a site you are unsure of - even if it is a "sure thing" kind of deal. The site could be the next greatest thing or or could flip - you'll never know. Plus, for all you know they could turn around and sell the developed site and you could have your ad deal / contract ripped up by the new owner. If you do have your heart set on having ads on the site - take the money and offer to pay them monthly for the ad space ($50 a month? $100 a month?) and give it a try for a year (have the contract for a year - maybe even pay up front if you aren't too concerned about the cash). This way if it flops then you're only out some money but still got high 4 figures for the project but if it does well you can renegotiate after a year. [/QUOTE]
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