Internet advertising can be a confusing labyrinth to navigate at the best of times, but here at aaronpoehler.com I like to keep things simple. Basically, you’ll notice that on nearly all posts and pages at aaronpoehler.com there is a single banner ad. That banner ad is managed through Project Wonderful, which allows advertisers to bid what they think the ad space is worth and what they’re willing to pay per day. The highest bidder at any given time has their ad displayed sitewide here, across both blog pages and static website pages such as the vault of music reviews, so if your ad is the winning one at any given time, your ad will be seen by visitors to virtually all pages on this site (the number of which is in the hundreds right now). Advertisers are charged only for the amount of time their ads are displayed and there are no per-click charges, so it generally ends up being a good deal for all concerned — unlike many internet ad schemes which are easily defrauded through false clicks, which is why I’ve stuck with Project Wonderful above AdBrite or Google Adsense. Plus, it’s nice for me that I generally find the ads placed through Project Wonderful are interesting links to cool stuff I haven’t heard of, rather than the untargeted spammy links I seemed to get with the other services.
So if you’ve got a website, product or service you’d like to advertise here, go to http://www.projectwonderful.com/advertisehere.php?id=15866&type=1 and sign up today. There are a bunch of interesting demographic data and site statistics there for your perusal as well, and of course, right below these words should be an ad banner by the current highest bidder. I wonder who it is right now?
Men should almost never wear hats or caps of any kind. Sometimes you see a guy wearing a certain type of hat and the only thought that comes to mind is just “Dude…no.” But never do you really see a guy wearing a hat and think “Gee, that actually looks really good.” While many guys wear hats in an attempt to disguise their receding hairlines, they’re not fooling anyone (ask Bret Michaels) — plus, studies have drawn direct correlations between wearing of hats and caps, especially baseball-type caps, and increased rate of hair loss, so it’s entirely counterproductive. The only things worse than Erik Horvat-Markovic’s douche hat shown here are porkpie hats and fedoras, which I maintain should be grounds for beatings to be inflicted without legal ramifications.
