Teen Internet Marketer

AdBrite is one of my favorite ad networks. It makes the most money for me, although it is on less pages than my Google AdSense. Why?
Adbrite has a type of ad called an Intermission Ad. An intermission ad will pay $10.00 CPM, which is a lot. You can view the demo on their site, and [...]

Chitika is another ad network, and is growing in popularity because of the relatively good payouts, it’s also a Pay-Per-Click ad network. It has a innovative design for the ad, a bit more distracting, but innovative. You can take a look on the homepage of their website.
Advantages: Higher payout, although decreasing right now, and it’s [...]

Perhaps one of the most difficult parts of running a website is getting people to come. After all, you aren’t going to waste your time and possibly money on a site that nobody likes, are you?
Step One: Make Sure You Have Quality Content

Before you go out prancing around and telling how great your site [...]

Yahoo Publisher Network is currently invite only. However, it’s fairly easy to get an invite after signing up, although you might have to wait for up to a month. Recent reports from people at Digitalpoint say that it pays more than Google AdSense per click, but gets less clicks because it is less relevant.
In my [...]

Google Adsense has many advantages, and is probably the most popular and widely used ad networks.
Google AdSense has many advertisers, so it has a higher payout, and has more relevant ads than some smaller ad networks. It’s non-intrusive.
Advantages: Makes a fair amount of money, many different ad formats, very customizable.
Disadvantages: TOS is a bit restrictive, [...]

After running Krazy Letter for a while, I’ve realised one thing: there needs to be money to run a website. Sure, you could go with a free host, and use free software all the way, but if you are committed about a site, you’ll have to pay for hosting. Free hosting sucks, and is not [...]

Nowadays, if you want to create a forum, basically you have to work very, very, hard. Two years ago, it was hard, but much easier than now, in my opinion.
Here are some reasons:
1. Too many people have started to create a forum. Look, there are now so many services like Forumer, InvisionFree, etc, that people [...]

Today, I got interviewed by the ICS Yearbook. That was totally unexpected, as there have been less people on Krazy Letter; the most were in November. Oh well.
Anyways, I got a nice picture, I’ll try to post it when I get a copy of it.
When Ms. Rubin, the librarian, came into my spanish class, she [...]

Here’s my first post to the Krazyness blog! In here, I will discuss how I, as the admin and owner of Krazy Letter Forums, brought Krazy Letter to it’s eventual rise. I will discuss techniques, methods, and things on how it’s like to be an admin, and how you can too! Keep updated!