What clients say

A closer connection between work and income

I spend a lot of time researching and writing for my site. It’s satisfying when that work brings readers to a page and an ad click contributes to my income. AdBubbles helped make that connection possible.

Movement with a purpose

There’s something fun about seeing a bubble float up the page. I like that the movement has a purpose: it presents an ad a visitor can choose to click, giving my site a chance to earn.

Keeping the connection visible

The bubbles that stay beside a word are my favourite. You can see what the ad relates to right there on the page. It’s a neat way to connect our content with an earning opportunity.

A repeatable setup for several sites

We look after several content websites, so a simple installation matters to us. The two-line setup gave us a straightforward way to introduce AdBubbles across our sites and explore another source of revenue.

A good fit for practical guides

We publish how-to guides that mention tools and materials. Connecting advertising to those words makes sense for our content and gives us a way to earn from the guides we create.

A small change with a useful purpose

I thought adding advertising would mean a major website project. Being able to get started with two lines of script was a relief. Thank you, AdBubbles, for making that first step so manageable.

Helping support a small publication

Running a small online magazine comes with expenses. We welcomed the chance to add another source of income, especially with a free app. AdBubbles gave us a practical place to start.

A useful addition to a food blog

My recipes are the reason people visit, and I like the idea of advertising connected to the ingredients and equipment I mention. AdBubbles gives those pages another purpose for me as a publisher: a way to earn.

Manageable for a busy site owner

I run my website myself, so anything I add has to be manageable. Installing two lines of script was something I could handle. That made taking the first step into ad revenue feel much less daunting.

A playful addition to the page

The floating bubbles first caught my attention, but the idea behind them kept it. Our pages can carry clickable advertising with a little movement and character, and those clicks can bring us income.

A natural fit for a specialist site

We write about a fairly specific subject, and the connection between words and ads appealed to us immediately. AdBubbles lets us earn from advertising that relates to the topics we’re already covering.

A choice of bubble formats

I like that there’s more than one kind of bubble. Some stay beside a word, others float upward, and the thought bubbles add a playful touch. It’s a creative approach to on-page advertising.

An easy way to try advertising

The free app made it easy to give AdBubbles a try. Once the script was installed, my site had a new way to earn money when visitors clicked the ads.

Simple setup

Two lines of script and we were up and running. I’d been putting off adding advertising because I expected a technical headache. AdBubbles made getting started surprisingly simple.

Supporting the sites that carry our ads

I like knowing that the publishers carrying our ads also earn from the arrangement. Their content provides the setting for our offer, so that feels like a sensible partnership.

An idea we could explain to clients

As an agency, we appreciated how clearly we could explain the concept to a client. Choose words related to the offer, purchase a term, and use a bubble ad to introduce the business.

An approachable idea for a small business

I’m a business owner, and buying advertising can feel complicated. The idea of choosing relevant words and a monthly or yearly term was something I could get my head around.

Introducing an unfamiliar product

Our product takes a little explaining. Connecting its ad to a familiar word gave us a starting point for that explanation and helped us write a more focused introduction.

Helping explain a practical service

Some services are easiest to explain when the reader has a particular problem in mind. Placing our ad beside a related word gave us useful context for introducing the help we offer.

Introducing outdoor equipment in context

We wanted our outdoor equipment ads to connect with the subjects people read about before a trip. Choosing relevant words helped us shape an offer that belonged in that setting.

A useful setting for an editing service

For our editing business, words related to writing and grammar are a natural starting point. We liked being able to build advertising around language closely connected to the help we provide.

Connecting software with a task

Our software helps people with a particular task. AdBubbles gave us a way to place our offer alongside words associated with that task, making the reason for the ad easier to understand.

A fit for specialist products

We sell specialist woodworking tools, and the vocabulary matters. Advertising through words connected to that work gave our products a relevant setting and helped us focus the message.

A way to plan beyond a single campaign

Our service is available throughout the year, so the yearly word option appealed to us. It gave us a longer period to plan around for an offer that stays relevant.

A term that suited a short promotion

A monthly word purchase worked well for our short promotion. We could plan the message around that period, and the duration matched what we were trying to advertise.

A format for a conversational message

The character with a thought bubble suited the question we wanted our ad to ask. It gave us a natural way to introduce our service in a friendly, conversational voice.

Keeping the offer beside the word

The bubbles that stay near a word are a good fit for our message. The link between the subject and our offer stays visible, which helps put the advertising in context.

A direct next step for interested readers

I like the simplicity of it. Someone encounters a word connected to our product, sees the bubble, and can click the ad to explore our offer. The next step is right there.

A recommendation for fellow publishers

For another website owner curious about advertising, I’d suggest taking a look at AdBubbles. The free app and short installation made it an easy starting point for me. I’m glad I gave it a go.

Thought bubbles that suit our voice

Our website has a lighthearted tone, so the little characters with thought bubbles feel right at home. I’m pleased we found an advertising format with some humour in it.

A rewarding next step

My site began as a hobby, so earning something from it feels pretty special. AdBubbles gave me an approachable way to get started with advertising. Seeing my own pages generate revenue has been encouraging.

More value from existing content

I’ve put years into writing content for my website. AdBubbles gave that work another way to pay off, with advertising connected to the words already on my pages.

An addition to our advertising mix

AdBubbles added a useful contextual element to our advertising mix. We could build a message around specific words and put a clickable offer directly on the page where those words appeared.

Room to try something new

The free app was what persuaded me to try it. I could explore advertising on my website without buying the software first. That made the decision much easier.

Giving a product some movement

The floating bubbles gave us a playful way to introduce our product. We enjoyed working with a format that could bring a little movement and personality to an on-page ad.

Making words work harder

I’d never thought of individual words as advertising space. The bubbles beside them opened up a new earning opportunity within our articles. It’s a clever use of content we’ve already worked hard to produce.

A recommendation from an advertiser

I’d suggest AdBubbles to a business with a clear idea of the words connected to its products or services. That connection gave us a useful starting point for planning and writing our ads.

A next step for someone learning

We offer courses, so reaching someone while they’re reading about a subject appeals to us. The bubble gives us a place to introduce a course they can click to explore further.

Advertising with personality

The thought bubbles won me over. They give the advertising a bit of personality, and connecting them to particular words makes the placement feel purposeful.

Sharpening the campaign message

Choosing the words made us think carefully about what customers actually need from us. That exercise helped us tighten the ad copy. We came away with a much clearer message.

Fine pricing increments

The tenth-of-a-cent pricing increments caught my attention. I appreciated that level of detail when comparing word prices and deciding which placements made sense for our campaign.

Turning visits into an opportunity

My website already had content and visitors. AdBubbles helped me bring an income opportunity into that mix. The simple setup was what got me started; earning from my pages is what makes it worthwhile.

Confidence to get started

This was my first attempt at earning advertising revenue from a website. Seeing the bubbles appear after installation made the whole thing feel achievable. I finally had something running on my own pages.

Advertising in a relevant setting

What sold us on AdBubbles was the connection between the words on a page and our offer. It gave us a way to advertise alongside the subject a reader was already exploring.

Planning a seasonal offer

Our seasonal offer only needed a short run, so the monthly option suited our plans. It let us match the word purchase to the period we wanted to promote.

A clear basis for buying ads

Buying placements by word made sense to me straight away. I could think about the language associated with my business and use that as the starting point for my advertising.

A clear reason to participate

I appreciate how straightforward the arrangement is. I provide the website, AdBubbles supplies the advertising, and we both earn when visitors click. It gives me another reason to keep building useful content for my audience.

A format our designer enjoyed

Our designer had fun with the thought bubble concept. It encouraged us to write in the customer’s voice and gave the campaign a warmer tone that suited our brand.