A Word about Advertising

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I'm going to step out of character for a minute and write about advertisements on Lazy Man and Money. Some people are anti-advertisement, but I always thought it could be slightly hypocritical for me to talk about my financial journey and leaving money on the table.

That said, I've been occasionally disappointed with some of the third party contextual advertisements on Lazy Man and Money. At times, I'll find an advertisement that is contrary to my philosophy. For those readers who are observant, you'll notice a new sponsor today, Finweb.com. As I started to learn more about their website, I was impressed. There is a treasure trove of content that is extremely well-organized and direct to the point. I'm sure my frugal readers will be pleased to know that all of this is free, just like Lazy Man and Money. Like many users, I often surf the web with advertisement blinders on. I probably missed Finweb's advertisements elsewhere on the web. What other great sites have I missed with my advertisement blinders.

Full Disclosure: This post was NOT part of the terms of the sponsorship. I'm just hoping that my readers give it a look, because there's a lot to learn.

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5 Responses to “A Word about Advertising”

  1. Golbguru says:

    You must talking about the FinancialWeb guys? :) Congrats on that.

    How did you get your hands on them..through an agency like linkworth, CJ etc.,? Just curious because I don’t get advertisements from anyone :(

  2. FrugalTrader says:

    Did you get the new advertisers from blogAds?

    FT
    http://www.milliondollarjourney.com

  3. Llama Money says:

    I know it sounds silly, but I almost think it’s strange when I don’t see advertisements on a blog / website. Unless the site is selling a product or service of somekind, it needs a revenue stream to pay for itself and it’s author. As long as the ads don’t go out of control, I think you’ll find they’re quit welcome here.

  4. Martin says:

    I am new to starting a blog and would like to know how you get these advertisers? I currently have the basic – Google Adsense.

    Any info you can give would be great.

    Also, I have added your blog as a link on my site as I visit very often. Any chance you can add me?

    Thanks

  5. Lazy Man says:

    Thanks for the comments guys. I have e-mailed each of you with responses to your questions.

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