If you’re looking to make some extra cash, then there is nothing wrong with it. It does however give the impression of an amateur set-up so it really depends on what type of site you have. You’re also unlikely to make that much in revenues unless you have quite a significant number of visitors. Anything less than 10,000 per month will not give you change from £100.
Fadi Shuman, Co-Founder & Ecommerce Director, Pod1 London/New York
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