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webincomeplus:
It depends on a number of factors.

First, if your blog focuses on just one niche (e.g. tech), your charges should be higher than that of a general blog because your visitors are more targeted, and chances are high that advertisers will get a good ROI on their campaign, provided their offers are in line with your visitors' needs.

Secondly, it's down your traffic volume.

Thirdly, it depends on whether the client is an individual or a business. Or whether the advert is for a blog or a product/service.

Now in my own opinion, I think N5,000 per 100,000 page views is fair for a niche blog. And it should be slightly less for a generalised blog. Again, it's my opinion--but it's based on what I've found to be the average rates charged by most of the successful blogs run by Nigerians

webincomeplus:
It depends on a number of factors.

First, if your blog focuses on just one niche (e.g. tech), your charges should be higher than that of a general blog because your visitors are more targeted, and chances are high that advertisers will get a good ROI on their campaign, provided their offers are in line with your visitors' needs.

Secondly, it's down your traffic volume.

Thirdly, it depends on whether the client is an individual or a business. Or whether the advert is for a blog or a product/service.

Now in my own opinion, I think N5,000 per 100,000 page views is fair for a niche blog. And it should be slightly less for a generalised blog. Again, it's my opinion--but it's based on what I've found to be the average rates charged by most of the successful blogs run by Nigerians

Misterkelv:
Per week or month?

theplushist:
Huh? Did you say N5k or N50k

webincomeplus:
Yes, N5k. Are you surprised? Note that I didn't say 100,000 unique visits. I said 100,000 page views. That could be generated by less than 20,000 visitors on a highly engaging blog.

Most blogs I know that generate 1 million monthly page views charge N50,000. That's how I came about my estimate of N5k per 100,000 monthly page views.

Whoever thinks that's meager should go for Adsense.

That's why they say your traffic must be really voluminous before you can make decent and consistent income from ads.

webincomeplus:
Yes, N5k. Are you surprised? Note that I didn't say 100,000 unique visits. I said 100,000 page views. That could be generated by less than 20,000 visitors on a highly engaging blog.

Most blogs I know that generate 1 million monthly page views charge N50,000. That's how I came about my estimate of N5k per 100,000 monthly page views.

Whoever thinks that's meager should go for Adsense.

That's why they say your traffic must be really voluminous before you can make decent and consistent income from ads.

caoalvin:
I charge 5k per month, that's the industry charges.... pending when u are well known nation and worldwide, you can charge more than that.

caoalvin:
an Ad banner that is related to ur niche u can charge more, but normal ad banner is 5k. pls note it's just an ad banner to take some space in ur blog or website, u can't charge too high cos u want to get rich quick. as I said earlier wen ur blog is well known nation wide u can buy a car by only taking accepting ad banner. take it easy pls.

webincomeplus:
Yes, N5k. Are you surprised? Note that I didn't say 100,000 unique visits. I said 100,000 page views. That could be generated by less than 20,000 visitors on a highly engaging blog.

Most blogs I know that generate 1 million monthly page views charge N50,000. That's how I came about my estimate of N5k per 100,000 monthly page views.

Whoever thinks that's meager should go for Adsense.

That's why they say your traffic must be really voluminous before you can make decent and consistent income from ads.