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Ever wonder about those ads on your site?Q. I see Google text ads on my siteHere –are doessome Wetpaintanswers haveto ayour revenue-sharingfrequently program?asked questions.
A. At this time,Q. weWhy do not support revenue-sharing ad programs for freely hostedads sitesappear inon themy Wetpaint network.site?
A. Wetpaint places ads on the page which are contextually relevant to theads contenton ofour thenetwork page.of Thesesites adsto defray the costs of running the Wetpaint servers and allow us to offer a free service. Users cannot place their own advertising on their Wetpaint site.
Q. Can I pay for a site without ads?
A. Yes! Advertising can be removed from your Wetpaint hassite launchedfor a betasmall programmonthly thatfee givesas youpart twoof optionsour forPremium adServices. removal:Learn amore.
Q. BasicHow subscriptiondo I remove ads from my site?
A. To remove advertising, sign in to your Wetpaint site and avisit Premiumthe Subscription.Settings Learnarea. howClick on the "Upgrades" tab and click the Select button under the “Remove Advertising from My Site” section, and login to signPayPal up.to complete the subscription purchase.
Q. I use my wikisite for educational purposes, can I get the ads removed from my site?
A. Yes,If you’re youusing Wetpaint in the classroom, Wetpaint will remove advertising to keep your students focused on learning. Find out how mayto qualify forand anregister adyour freesite.
Q. I see Google text ads on my site in– does Wetpaint have a revenue-sharing program?
A. At this case.time, we do Seenot Adsupport Freerevenue-sharing Educationad Wikisprograms for details. freely hosted sites in the Wetpaint network.
Still have a question or comment about the ads on Wetpaint? Post below!
A. At this time,Q. weWhy do not support revenue-sharing ad programs for freely hostedads sitesappear inon themy Wetpaint network.site?
A. Wetpaint places ads on the page which are contextually relevant to theads contenton ofour thenetwork page.of Thesesites adsto defray the costs of running the Wetpaint servers and allow us to offer a free service. Users cannot place their own advertising on their Wetpaint site.
Q. Can I pay for a site without ads?
A. Yes! Advertising can be removed from your Wetpaint hassite launchedfor a betasmall programmonthly thatfee givesas youpart twoof optionsour forPremium adServices. removal:Learn amore.
Q. BasicHow subscriptiondo I remove ads from my site?
A. To remove advertising, sign in to your Wetpaint site and avisit Premiumthe Subscription.Settings Learnarea. howClick on the "Upgrades" tab and click the Select button under the “Remove Advertising from My Site” section, and login to signPayPal up.to complete the subscription purchase.
Q. I use my wikisite for educational purposes, can I get the ads removed from my site?
A. Yes,If you’re youusing Wetpaint in the classroom, Wetpaint will remove advertising to keep your students focused on learning. Find out how mayto qualify forand anregister adyour freesite.
Q. I see Google text ads on my site in– does Wetpaint have a revenue-sharing program?
A. At this case.time, we do Seenot Adsupport Freerevenue-sharing Educationad Wikisprograms for details. freely hosted sites in the Wetpaint network.
Reporting Inappropriate Ads
If you find an ad on your site that is patently offensive or links to pornographic content you can let us know about it so we can remove it from the network. Keep in mind that cannot remove a particular ad solely for an individual site. To report an ad, follow these steps:- Copy the link (URL) that shows on the ad and paste it in an email message.
- Brace yourself, click the ad, and copy the URL of the page that it takes you to. Paste this URL into your message as well.
- Take a screenshot of the ad if possible and include this in your message.
- Send your report to us at info@wetpaint.com
Still have a question or comment about the ads on Wetpaint? Post below!
