. These ads pay you based on a per-click or per-impression basis. An impression means the banner is displayed to a user once. A click consists of someone clicking on the banner and being transferred to the advertised site. The banners may or may not be relevant to your audience. To attract advertisers, put an "advertise" link in your navigation menu. You could also place a banner ad stating "advertise here." Contact potential advertisers related to your niche market. Offer them a rate based on cost-per-click or cost-per-impression. Purchase banner-management software like phpAdsNew, for example. These programs will rotate various banners on your site. This optimizes your advertising space and prevents repeat visitors from becoming bored. Too many ads may turn off visitors and interfere with your content. Don't be a hog! Once you have a large enough audience (500 to 1000 unique visitors a day), you can Earn Money Through Google Adsense or use another contextual ad service. These programs automatically generate ads in the amount, size, and placement you desire. In comparison to traditional banner ads, these programs match ads with your site's topic. Your readers are more likely to click these ads, and that will increase your income. Contact companies interested in your niche. Offer to write sponsored articles for them. Some companies will pay you to write articles favorable to their products. These articles do not directly "pitch" products but interweave their benefits into a story. Sponsored content has gained popularity, because many online users now ignore banner ads. Journalistically, the article might not look different from others you write. Consider whether such practices would offend your reader base. It would be best not to promote products that you do not support. Sponsored articles should have disclosure of relationship.
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One-sentence summary -- Sell banner ads Utilize a contextual ad service. Write sponsored content.

Use a tape measure to measure the width and length of the indoor space you want to cool. Then multiply the width by the length. Different air conditioners have different cooling capacities, so you'll need this information to select one that has the correct cooling capacity for the size of the space you want to cool. If there's no wall or door separating the space you want to cool from an adjoining room, add the area of the adjoining room to your calculation because the air conditioner will have to cool that space as well. The cooling capacities of all air conditioners are measured in BTUs (British thermal units) per hour. By looking at a unit's BTUs, you can know the area it is capable of adequately cooling. The higher a unit's BTU, the larger the area it can cool. The label or online description of a specific air conditioner will typically state what area the unit is capable of cooling. An air conditioner with a cooling capacity of 5,000 BTUs, for example, can cool rooms that are between 100150 square feet (9.313.9m2) in area. You'll need an air conditioner with a cooling capacity of 6,000 BTUs to cool a room that's 150250 square feet (1423m2) in area. For a comprehensive guide to what BTU rating most closely matches the size of your room, visit https://www.energystar.gov/products/heating_cooling/air_conditioning_room?qt-consumers_product_tab=3#qt-consumers_product_tab. Aside from the size of the space you want to cool, the amount of sunlight it receives and other factors will also determine the BTU rating you'll want to choose. Go with a unit with 10 percent higher capacity if your room receives a lot of direct sunlight. Buy a unit with 10 percent less capacity if the room you'll be cooling is heavily shaded. Add another 4,000 BTU if you'll be using the air conditioner to cool your kitchen. If more than 2 people will be regularly spending time in the room, increase the capacity of the air conditioner you buy by 600 BTUs per person.
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Measure the area you need the air conditioner to cool. Find an A/C unit with the recommended BTU rating for your space. Get an A/C unit with a higher BTU rating if your space receives a lot of sunlight.