I came across Malaysia’s and Singapore’s only Twitter advertising network ChurpChurp via my friend’s TuaranBlog.
I had doubt on it as far as reliability is concerned, because there are a lot of advertising networks that are cheats and don’t pay. Advertlets has not paid me until today, and it has been two years since I cashed out.
NABEH.
Helped the sucky company to advertise in the end the advertising fee went into Josh’s pocket. I have 550 unique visitors (around 800 page loads) daily and growing and don’t cincai-cincai one loh!
After a round of research on the Internet, I came to realisation that ChurpChurp is actually a side-project by Nuffnang, and this immediately lifted my fear!
I’ve been a Nuffnang publisher for over three years now and although earnings are a little slow compared to Google Adsense, it really does play and not pay dirty like Advertlets.
It just seems to me that Nuffnang is keen to expand its empire of social network advertising by moving into various directions.
I immediately signed up for ChurpChurp as I believe Twitter, just like other social media such as blogs and Facebook, is a potential source for advertising and money. In fact when I said I wanted to consider closing my Facebook account, commentators advised me against it!
I have focused too much on my blog and neglected Twitter, so that explains why I have very few followers. With the number of followers I have now, I’m not too sure if I will be assigned any ads. Oh well… let’s see how it goes and I will update the results.
So far the ChurpChurp system has been user-friendly and it really does remind me of Nuffnang. Another thing I like about it is that users are given the option and flexibility to customise disclaimer. I think this is really important for those concerned about advertising ethics.
The only shortcoming to it that I can notice as of now is that it takes rather long to load, which can be time-wasting. Hopefully the admin can look into this prob and fix it soon.
By kenwooi on Mar 14, 2010
nuffnang is monopolizing everything.. haha.. nuffnang first… churpchurp later… and then the new nom nom media, that works as a reseller for nuffnang and churpchurp.. so.. you get the picture? =)
By Kenneth "Definite" Lee on Mar 14, 2010
Ken, kindly explain the concept of Nom Nom Media being a reseller? Thanks!
By kenwooi on Mar 14, 2010
more info at http://nomnom-media.com/aboutus.php
im sure you’ll get more insights of it.. =)
By Kenneth "Definite" Lee on Mar 14, 2010
Thanks for the info Ken!
By How to make money online on Mar 14, 2010
Good to hear that twitter do have make money online program..
By Melvin on Mar 16, 2010
I couldnt believe there is only one twitter advert network in entire singapore/malaysia. Please correct me If I had understood something wrong here. I have heard about Nuffnang before, and I guess a subsidiary of it can be relied upon totally for all the name it has earned in years.
By Casino School on Mar 19, 2010
It is nice to hear that Twitter have a program that you can earn money. I didn’t know that before. Can you please make a post about it?
By Biodun on Mar 20, 2010
Ken that for the link, its a good info
By eshanne on Aug 6, 2010
Hi mR’D, it’s a one place shot for me to earn money with them, i am so glad within a few day’s i will get my paycheck from them, and oh yeah they enable the facebook too.. :) so it is worth to signup with churpchurp, even it’s not big but they do have potential in money making.
P/s – Thanx a lot for publishing my blog in your post.. It’s a great post.. :)
Keep it up!!