Entries tagged with “contextual advertising” from Monetise It
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As of October 14 2008 the "context links" system will be retired.
The context links system seemed like a good idea, but it probably didn't work as well in reality as it did in theory.
In case you're wondering what they were:
There's still plenty of other link methods available, so it's no great loss!
Context Links - You create the content. We'll link it. Context Links are a quick and convenient way to add links to your page and help you monetize your content. Context Links automatically identify and link relevant phrases within your page content to Amazon products
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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.
I mentioned the introduction of Tradedoubler's new contextual ads a few weeks ago. At the time I didn't realise that they had catered for Google Adsense publishers, so I mentioned that you wouldn't be able to use Admatch alongside Adsense.
On further investigation it transpires that you can run the two simultaneously if you turn of the contextual code.
Simply login to Tradedoubler's control panel and go to create an ad using Admatch. There's an "advanced settings" section that you can select. Once in there turn off "automatic keywords" and set your own keywords.
It's not dissimilar to Chitika's non-contextual option
On further investigation it transpires that you can run the two simultaneously if you turn of the contextual code.
Simply login to Tradedoubler's control panel and go to create an ad using Admatch. There's an "advanced settings" section that you can select. Once in there turn off "automatic keywords" and set your own keywords.
It's not dissimilar to Chitika's non-contextual option
Earlier today European affiliate network Tradedoubler announced the launch of "AdMatch", which is their new contextual advertising product.
AdMatch scans the content of your webpage and then serves the most relevant ads from advertisers you've applied to. This better targets your audience, keeps your ads updated and fresh and drives performanceThe solution offers three types of ad:
- Text link ad - similar to Google Adsense et al
- Product Ads a bit like Chitika
- Image ads
Over the past couple of weeks Google Adsense has been rolling out a new option to users which allows you to specify which sites/ domains are allowed to publish ads using your code.
It wasn't very clear initially what was intended by this, but the Adsense Blog has provided some level of clarification
It's still not 100% clear if publishers will run into issues if they fail to make use of the new option.
It wasn't very clear initially what was intended by this, but the Adsense Blog has provided some level of clarification
It's still not 100% clear if publishers will run into issues if they fail to make use of the new option.
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