A website is not fully devloped until it is working for you. It is important to make your website work for you as well as with you. If you are selling products or services, then your website is designed to bring a profit. However, what if your website is strictly informative, say for a not for profit organization. That's where advertisement comes in. Back at the marketing page we discussed paying people to advertise for you. Now we are going to discuss people paying you to advertise. You are asking "who is going to want to pay me to advertise?" Everyone. It is simple, if you sell computer parts, you could find credit card companies that would want to advertise because people buy computers on credit cards. If you talk about the difference between flat screen t.v's and regular t.v's, you could advertise for a t.v. company. The possiblities are endless. However, you don't want to advertise for a competitor. Lately it seems McDonalds© has been mentioning Whopper's© and comparing their Big Mac© to Burger King's© Whopper. Well that's and good and well, but what about the person that is hungry now that lives nearer to a Burger King than a McDonalds? McDonalds just gave Burger King their customers. I don't like the practice of comparing your site/service/product to that of another. However, if you want to feel free, after all, there is no law against it. 

          As soon as my list is compiled, I will put a list up of places you can go that will pay you to put banners on your site. Now we are just going to cover the basics. If you high quality, high hit/ratio site, then you can set up a monthly fee for advertising (like mine below). If you aren't sure, you can go to places on the list (which isn't here yet) and they will pay you per click. Either way, this is a good way to make money. That's my two cents.