How to spend $150 into advertising effectively?

[Liliana]

I have a small fund (around $150) for advertising my site on other sites/network but I got confused where and how to spend my money into advertising effectively?
which type of advertising I should go with? google ad, facebook ad, banner ad or promotion posts...etc?

If you tried and succeeded with adverting for your website and get more revenue from it, please suggest me ways

Any ideas will be appreciated:victory:

 

[Alawi]

What kind of business is that? Sometimes it depend upon your product and services.
First establish your reputation from your targeted audience by providing them engaging content.

 

[tunescool]

Go thru sites like these and find one that's rite for you. It's all cheap targeted traffic and you get alot. You can make a profit easy with $20 in a couple days

Pay Per Click Traffic Sources

Google Adwords – http://adwords.google.com
MSN Adcenter – https://adcenter.microsoft.com
Looksmart – LookSmart > Pay-Per-Click Search Advertising
7Search – 7Search | Pay-Per-Click Search Engine Advertising Network
Facebook Ads – Advertising | Facebook
MyAds – http://www.myads.com
Clicksor – Contextual Online Advertising and Behavioral Marketing Company
Marchex – Marchex : Pay Per Click
AdSide – AdSide
Adblade – Adblade – Online Advertising and Monetization Services
Adbrite – adBrite Exchange
AdSonar – http://www.adsonar.com
POF Ads – https://ads.pof.com
Advertise.com – Online Advertising Company : PPC : Email Traffic : Remarketing : Display Advertising : Online Ads : Pay Per Click Advertising : Advertise.com
Pulse360 – Pulse 360 – The Leader in Content Targeted Sponsored Links on the Web’s Best Sites
AdClickMedia – AdClickMedia Advertising Network – Pay Per Click Advertising, online text advertising, banner advertising, and Interstitial advertising.
Bidvertiser – BidVertiser – Pay Per Click Advertising On Sites Of Your Choice.
Adknowledge – Adknowledge.com | The leading long tail marketplace

 

[hipcat]

Go with media buys in your chosen niche. I wouldn't flush it down the toilet with anything like PPC (Facebook, Google, etc) unless you thoroughly know what you are doing, as getting it right takes at least a 1k investment.