Adverts on the blog

Google suggests putting their Ad-sense adverts on the blog.

What do you think?

Should I give it a go? See what happens?

I can always remove them if they prove a pain in the neck.

Comments

Emmanuel said…
Please don't. There are adverts everywhere. Give our little brain a small break.
7:57 pm
Anonymous said…
There was a church not too far from here and at which you have spoken, which had advertisements over which they had no control on their web site . One of them was of a somewhat salacious nature. I don't think that they have the adverts now, though I haven't checked recently. As the adverts change quite quickly and regularly, they were, I think, finding it hard to 'police'.
10:38 pm
Alan said…
That's a thought. One of the houses we looked at had an advertising hoarding in the garden and though I like the house I did wonder what would happen if they put up one of those awful adverts on it!
11:17 pm
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