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eircom Group plc.

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I've just got an email from Tradedoubler saying that Eircom are pulling all ads from the network effective tomorrow:

"Eircom ? important notice

Eircom publishers,

.

Please endeavour to extract all eircom creative from your site before tomorrow evening.
Unfortunately, we are not in a position to offer ?filler? eircom banners. All eircom creative must
be extracted in its entirety. From April 1st, remaining banners will display as errors on your site.

Please note: You can still promote eircom using text links.

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to email:
support.ie@tradedoubler.com   

We apologise for this inconvenience and for the incredibly short notice.
"
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Skimlinks Launched

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skimlinks logo
The affiliate marketing world has gained yet another service in the last few weeks with the launch of SkimLinks.


Aimed at blogs, forums, web applications, and content sites that want a hassle-free way to earn money from affiliate marketing, Skimlinks turns normal product links into affiliate links, with no intervention required by the publisher.

That sounds wonderful, but what exactly does that mean?

In simple terms the idea behind Skimlinks is that it does all the "heavy lifting" for you ie. creating the precious deeplinks that are more likely to convert. If you're going to link to an advertiser you're more likely to get a return on a deeplink than you are on a simple homepage link ie. linking to a product is better than linking to the advertiser's main site.

So how does it work?

The guys in Skimlinks have created a short video to show the system in action:


skimlinks.com :: How it works? from Ciaran Rooney on Vimeo.

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Google Adsense is now available for games. And by games they mean Flash, web based games.
And by available, they mean "available to really popular sites".
In order to qualify you need to be serving a minimum of half a million games per day and have at least 80% US or UK based traffic.

More information, screenshots and more are available on the official adsense blog.


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I mentioned Twittad a while back.

They've since launched a new site that shows you how much your "tweets" are "worth" - a bit like the way TLA does it for websites and blogs.

You can get yet another totally useless HTML widget to shove on your website ....




Making Money From Blogs

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Damien has put together a simple list of ways to make money from your blog, both directly and indirectly.

While he covers the more obvious ways, such as affiliate networks, adsense and selling ads directly (I'd chuck sponsorship in there as well), he also goes on to cover some of the book deals people have made, as well as the Irish blogs that have actually been sold to larger networks / media ventures.


Advertising on Times Square, New York City

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I mentioned Netklix some time ago.

They've now gone live in the Irish market, so I suspect we'll start seeing their ad spaces appearing on blogs and sites in the coming weeks.

It will be interesting to see who is using the platform for advertising
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Sign at the Googleplex

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Text ads are no longer the exclusive realm of Google and their adsense program.

Over the last few years several companies have launched alternative solutions to adsense.

One of the latest to go into beta is NetKlix

The system won't be launching until the second week of July, but you can sign up now as a publisher and get a 20 euro bonus. Payout level is set at 60 euro.
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