Adsonar – Cancellation Notice

In case you are wondering what a cancellation notice from Quigo’s Adsonar looks like, here it is. The user who received the 9 days notice (so much for 30 days) stated that they applied for the program, ran ads for a few days, then dropped them due to the drastic difference in generated revenue from Google’s Adsense.

Adsonar Cancellation Notice

AdSonar for Publishers

May 09, 2005

Greetings!

The AdSonar for Publishers Team would like to thank you for your partnership and support of AdSonar Exchange.

We regret to inform you that between May 16th and the end of the month, Quigo will cease running ads on your site and will terminate this agreement pursuant to Clause 11 of your contract.

Our data has shown that under-performing sites (with respect to overall traffic and ROI for our advertisers) affect the revenue potential for all AdSonar publishers. As we try to build a world-class online advertising marketplace, we must periodically remove those sites which are not converting well for our advertisers.

We wanted to let you know of this move in advance so you have ample time ( 9 days) to make alternative arrangements for monetizing your traffic. All monies owed to you will be paid by the end of June 2005.

Once again, we thank you for your past support and we wish you the best of luck in the future.

Regards,

The AdSonar for Publishers Team

Adsonar Warmth

Kind of gives you a warm fuzzy feeling to know if you under perform (whatever that may be), you’ll get the axe.

See how Adsonar compares to Adsense.