Pixel ads, the latest craze in website advertising

by Paul

The revolutionary idea of selling pixels and making a million from his website milliondollarhomepage by the young UK entrepreneur has made more and more people to start similar websites and get advertisements. The price per pixel was fixed at $1, and within a span of 4 months the million pixels were sold. As competition is hotting up in this pixel ad space, the prices have come down to 10 cents, 5 cents and finally the latest pixel ad site which was launched is www.onecentonepixel.com . I don't think the prices could come down more than this, says an advertiser who advertised on OneCentOnePixel.com website. Now with the milliondollarhomepage being full, sites like OneCentOnePixel.com would cash in as the advertisers are increasing day by day. By advertising in OneCentOnePixel.com website you can get a bigger space for advertisement which is 1/100th the cost of milliondollarhomepage. It is very easy to include your pixel ads in the website, first you need to create an image which you would like to add in the OneCentOnePixel.com website and then upload and select the place where you would like the pixel ad to be placed and then finally make the payment through Paypal. The pixel ads on OneCentOnePixel.com website would be placed for 5 years and the starting price for advertising is $1, which is very less than the competitors. About the author: Paul has been providing answers to lots of queries through his website on a wide variety of subjects ranging from satellite phones to acne. To learn more visit http://www.askaquery.com/Answers/qn1514.html

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