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I’m utterly fascinated by this whole Senserely thing, and this post marks my third so far and hopefully means I qualify to begin to participate in the revenue share. Will it really amount to much? I don’t know… but I sure aim to find out!
My question is, does it make more sense to just blog here regularly and post affiliate links to get others to join Senserely, collecting whatever revenue share I can from this site, than to maintain my own servers, domains, and pages and have all the associated expenses that go along with it?
I wonder how I can track the senserely revenue separately anyway… I need to figure that bit out.
No need to choose.
Your AdSense enjoys page impressions, which, with any CTR above 0% will transform into clicks, so my advice is:
1. of course keep whatever site/blog you’re already maintaining, think about opening new ones.
2. join other adsense revenue sharing websites, not just one.
3. whenever you write something anywhere, copy and paste it in all your adsense revenue sharing websites.
and 4. use referral links as much as you can for those adsense revenue sharing who propose it, and just ignore the others.
example: you do a review of a few adsense revenue sharing websites: include only those where you have a referral link, don’t even talk about the others because you have no interest at all in them having more members if they do not offer you something for referring them visitors.
For the tracking, you can fill in your profile (“my account” on the right) with channel numbers if you know how to use them, otherwise simply go to your adsense admin panel and then create a CHANNEL URL and put “senserely.com” so that you’ll be able to track all data coming from senserely.com
Cheers,
James