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Hey there, i have a fully developed website which is online with loads of traffic. im thinking about adding some pay per click advertising too my site to make a little money. can somebody give me a few quick tips on what happens please. a few of my questions are…

How many of these adverts can i put on my site?
How much will i earn per click?
Does the money go straight into my bank/paypal account?
Which advert sites shal i use?
Just say person one click an advert on my site and i get paid… if he then clicks the same advert on my site a day or two later do i get paid twice from the same person?

any other information you think i should know would be appriciated.

thanks!

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