Most Nuffnang advertisers are bluechip companies, such as Nike, Citibank, Nokia, F&N, Disney Pictures, Honda, Samsung, Procter and Gamble and many more.
Nuffnang bloggers call themselves Nuffnangers. (I'm one of them.^^)
How does Nuffnang works:
Nuffnang is very much like Google Adsense, except that it does not run text ads and Nuffnang only run their ads on blogs or websites. They're very much available to small bloggers. Submitted sites are usually automatically approved and can start showing ads.
All you need to do after being approved is to insert the ad unit code on your blog. They currently have 3 ad units: (1)Large rectangle, (2)Leaderboard, and (3)Skyscraper. It is you who decides where the ads should appear on your blog.
Nuffnang Earning Potential:
Nuffnang run 2 types of ads, Metered and Campaign Ads. You got the opportunity to earn differently on both ads.
Metered ads are shown for a certain period on your blog, and you gain revenue by getting sufficient traffic, and Click-through Rate. That's the ratio of unique clicks per 100 unique visitors. It's a sort of a CPM(Cost per mile) base ad. Metered ads revenue are shown in your metered earning table in your account.
Campaign ads are shown with a fix payment. A CPC (Cost per Click) base ad. It means that you will be paid a fix payment per unique click on a certain campaign ad. In the Philippines, the payment per click varies from 7.5-10 pesos. Campaign ads revenue are shown in your campaign earning table.
sample earning screenshot from my account
Important: Always keep in mind that it's a NO, NO to click your own blog's Nuffnang ads. It's the most important rule a publisher should remember. Your might be deducted by those clicks or worst you might end up banned in the community and cannot anymore show ads on your blog. Just be careful.
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