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Type of ads I keep seeing
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MaineSkiLady
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Interesting --- try jumping around on the forum randomly and find some key words -- you'll find that the ad matches pretty closely to at least one thread key word. I did this yesterday.
vanhoskier
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Just thought I'd put in my two cents here about the ads......
First, let me explain why they're there at all. As you can imagine, there are certain expenses that go along with running the site -- the server, the software, making upgrades, etc. Believe me, I'm not complaining; I love it and for me, that's enough. But the ads are there to help offset some of the outflow. I'm sure you understand.
Second, I really do try to get rid of any ads that people find either offensive or annoying. So if there are any that really bother you, let me know and I'll register it with Adsense, my ad supplier. It doesn't always work, but we can try.
In the the future, I'm hoping to get some site specific advertisers -- companies that make gear, perhaps, or some resorts -- which would would be far more interesting, informative, and maybe even fun.
*oops, just looked at the beginning of this thread and saw I made a post that said almost the same thing. Still, I think it bears repeating.
First, let me explain why they're there at all. As you can imagine, there are certain expenses that go along with running the site -- the server, the software, making upgrades, etc. Believe me, I'm not complaining; I love it and for me, that's enough. But the ads are there to help offset some of the outflow. I'm sure you understand.
Second, I really do try to get rid of any ads that people find either offensive or annoying. So if there are any that really bother you, let me know and I'll register it with Adsense, my ad supplier. It doesn't always work, but we can try.
In the the future, I'm hoping to get some site specific advertisers -- companies that make gear, perhaps, or some resorts -- which would would be far more interesting, informative, and maybe even fun.
*oops, just looked at the beginning of this thread and saw I made a post that said almost the same thing. Still, I think it bears repeating.
MaineSkiLady
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
^^^ What she said, no problem for me.
Advertising = The American Way
I actually did click through the link to the customized top sheet skis, was too curious not to. Whatever pays the bills, as long as the forum doesn't have to go the major-sports-arena-named-for-advertiser route!!
Advertising = The American Way
I actually did click through the link to the customized top sheet skis, was too curious not to. Whatever pays the bills, as long as the forum doesn't have to go the major-sports-arena-named-for-advertiser route!!
^^^ Whatever pays the bills, as long as the forum doesn't have to go the major-sports-arena-named-for-advertiser route!!
Tell me that wouldn't be cool, though: TheSkiDiva U.S. Freestyle Nationals!!!!
RuthB
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I always seem to get meet the local runners, although I am now getting an offer of a free personal horoscope. Last night I got a local (NZ) one for a brilliant local boys clothing company - next time I see it I'll click on it if it generates revenue for the ski diva. I don't mind the ads - to me they are a part of the internet and every so often they are useful or amusing.
