As you may or may not have notices, this site is now offering peel away advertisements.
To advertise, visit the advertising page.
At the moment, there are 2 out of three spots open and I expect them to go quick considering all my adspace is currently sold and even have ads in queue. 
If you have any questions, you know where to contact me.
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Loading ...Christoph says 11th June @ 4:39
Agreed. I think this looks like a John Chow Blog very soon. Bad idea ….
Jason says 11th June @ 4:59
Agreed with christoph.. we are witnessing the making of a spam blog. Reviews, Ads, adsense and now peel of ads grhhhhh.. i am expecting popups next week.. what you guys think???
Ian says 11th June @ 7:53
If you are banking so much from affiliate marketing why do you need so much ads on your blog.. not hating… but come on……
Adrian Stepczynski says 11th June @ 9:11
This website is starting to lose quality. Adsense ads, posts with affiliate links, peel away ads. This blog is starting to go.. 
jay_co says 11th June @ 13:46
It’s funny that it is that obvious to everyone else too. That ad is the #1 sign of desperation. I call it the “Time to Run for Zee Hills” ad.
Jonathan Volk says 11th June @ 22:03
Just as affiliate marketing, you make the most from the traffic you have.
The site is free, so feel free to not visit. Lol. I mean… it’s not like you’re paying me to learn all this content.
Adrian Stepczynski says 12th June @ 3:04
Making the most of your traffic is definitely important. Sacrificing quality for a quick buck however is definitely going to hurt you in the long run. Keeping your blog of the highest quality will help grow your subscribers, there are much better to monetize your blogs traffic that doesn’t sacrifice the quality of the blog.
Remember, listen to your readers, responding with “dont read it then” is not the best way to go.
Christoph says 12th June @ 6:35
Jonathan,
You got that right - we do not have to read it. Don’t over-value your own content. There are tons of blogs offering smilar advice and help. I think it really depends on what you want to do with your blog. Shall it be a money maker or is it a way to communicate and connect with others in the industry? Is it a professional blog or mainly targeting consumers? I personally would say you are not treating your readership with the necessary respect - a) thru your comment and b) with trying to monetize your blog in the same way you are doing affiliate marketing. It always comes down to who you are catering to. Don’t expect an intelligent and educated readership if you treat them with cheap and unnecessary advertising. Nobody minds your affiliate links or product recommendations and the banners - that is pretty much standard and fully acceptable, but the increased Adsense and now Peel-away ads really means lowering the bar. You better increase the quality of your content to make up for that ….
DotDriven says 20th June @ 2:32
Jesus, what a bunch of whiners! It’s not that big of a deal. I personally think it is stupid not to monetize the traffic as much as possible regardless how important those readers think they are or how offended they act because of a few ads lol.
It’s not like he is pushing crap just to get sales or doing fake reviews with false positive opinions just to get referrals.
I think the content is good enough to justify ignoring a few extra ads lol ;).
LP Creations says 8th July @ 6:58
In my opinion the peel away ads hardly make a difference, if you don’t want to view them don’t hover over them.
itchy says 11th June @ 3:26
ah dude what you doing. peel away ads, wtf??! whats next “one time only” offers popping up when you exit. for someone who makes “so much” money at ppc you’re blog is beginning to look like a bad clickbank review site. sorry, its sucking right now. time to roll on