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Interview with Text Link Ads President – Patrick Gavin
8th of September 2006 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Interview with Text Link Ads President – Patrick Gavin

Jamsi has a nice interview with the chief of Text Link Ads (aff), Patrick Gavin. In it Patrick answers some FAQs about TLA and hints at a new product launch in the coming weeks (keep an eye on ProBlogger for more details on that one). A few of the highlights ...more
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CPC Ads Vs Affiliate Programs
8th of September 2006 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

CPC Ads Vs Affiliate Programs

Robyn writes a thought provoking post with the title of Why Use Affiliate Ads Rather Than AdSense or YPN? In it she points out the benefits of going with affiliate programs that pay larger amounts when people purchase a product in comparison to CPC (cost per click) ad programs like ...more
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Microsoft adCenter Start Inviting Advertisers to Join Pilot – Glimmer of Hope for Publishers
30th of August 2006 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Microsoft adCenter Start Inviting Advertisers to Join Pilot – Glimmer of Hope for Publishers

Jennifer has posted that Microsoft have just sent out invitations to selected advertisers for adCenter – their contextual advertising program’s pilot program in the coming months. She notes that the invitation indicates that ads will be primarily places upon MSN sites but that in using that word there is a ...more
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Flat Fee Advertising All That’s Left?
7th of July 2006 Guest Blogger 0 Comments

Flat Fee Advertising All That’s Left?

If you go by the story from SEOMoz, there’s too much fraud in the advertising arena and the only format that makes sense for advertisers is flat-rate models such as Text Link Ads (aff). The post writer, Michael Martinez, cites a staggering fact that 14% of clicks in the click-through ...more
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eBay AdContext Ads – First Impressions
15th of June 2006 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

eBay AdContext Ads – First Impressions

I’ve had quite a few people asking me for my opinion on eBay announcing it’s intention to enter the contextual text link market. here are the basics of it as reported this week by Reuters… “The world’s largest e-commerce site said it plans to provide hundreds of thousands of eBay ...more
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Adbrite and TLA work on Server Outage Problems
7th of June 2006 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Adbrite and TLA work on Server Outage Problems

In an update to the Adbrite loading problems that I mentioned a couple of days back I today had an email from Adbrite apologizing for the problems and giving an update on their server upgrade. They pointed to a graph showing the outages in the lead up to the upgrade ...more
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Adbrite Loading Problems
5th of June 2006 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

Adbrite Loading Problems

I want to apologize to those readers who have been complaining of loading problems with ProBlogger of late. I’ve had a number of issues to deal with and think that I’m slowly identifying the problems. One of the issues was that i was running Google Analytics on my blog which ...more
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How quickly after starting a blog should I put ads on it?
31st of May 2006 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

How quickly after starting a blog should I put ads on it?

A number of readers have asked the above question in the past few weeks and so I thought it was time I shared my own approach to the decision of when to start running ads on a blog when launching. There are two dominant camps of opinion on this question ...more
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AdBrite beta testing Mobile, In Video and Banner ads
25th of May 2006 Darren Rowse 0 Comments

AdBrite beta testing Mobile, In Video and Banner ads

AdBrite announced that they are accepting beta users for three new formats of ads. It was announced last week but escaped my attention for some reason. Mobile Ads – an Ad system for mobile content sites (WAP) Banner Ads – fairly standard banner ad options by the looks of things ...more
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