Chitika RPU (Related Product Unit)

28 Feb 2008 In: Chitika

Chitika announced today that RPU is available now to all publishers. The RPU is designed to work exclusively for blogs and news/article based sites that works as a simple, non-intrusive text link format that integrates right in to your content.

The RPU has instantly become one of Chitika most successful ad units across their network of publishers. They report users experienced overall revenue increases and enjoyed it’s complete customization features. Publishers love this ad unit because it doesn’t “look” like an ad.

You can use the RPU to:

  • Monetize space which has traditionally gone un-monetized
  • Provide your users with a logical “next place to click”
  • Keep your readers happy - the RPU is completely non-intrusive

Features & Benefits

  • A simple, non-intrusive text link format that integrates right in to your content.
  • Easy integration of ads at the end of blog posts makes for minimal design changes.
  • Complements rather than cannibalizes revenue from other ad networks.
  • Oh yeah! Like all our other products, as users click, you earn PPC revenue.

You can choose your RPU unit size, colors, product category, set channel tracking and grab your code.

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New Features for Amazon Widgets Users

7 Feb 2008 In: Amazon

The Amazon Widgets team announced many new features that will make your widgets even more fun and effective! Since the launch of Amazon Widgets last September, Amazon´s Associates have created over 200,000 unique widgets which have been displayed over 800 million times!

The development team picked the most requested features and implemented them in this release. Some of these new features include:

  • Shuffle Products: While building ‘My Favorites’ and ‘Slideshow’ widgets, you can now select the Shuffle Products option to show your products in random order each time the widget is displayed. You can also go to My Widgets and enable this option in previously saved widgets
  • Default Search Term: With the new ‘Use default search term’ option in the Search widget you can specify a search term that will be used to populate the Search widget when it is first displayed. Remember, you can always add a default search term to previously saved widgets by going to My Widgets and editing your saved Search widgets
  • Delete Widgets: Is your My Widgets page cluttered with widgets that you no longer use? Use the delete icon besides each widget on the My Widgets page to permanently delete unused widgets
  • Tracking Ids: Monitoring your widgets with custom Tracking Ids has never been easier. You can now easily change the tracking id associated with each widget by locating the widget on My Widgets and clicking the change link in the Tracking Id column.

To start using these great new features and build more widgets, go to http://widgets.amazon.com or log in to Associates Central and click Build Links/Widgets under the Tools menu.

Max Web Directory

26 Jan 2008 In: Link building

Hi, today I’m going to announce a new web directory. MaxWebDirectory is a human edited free web directory organized with various categories and subcategories. Max directory may be a good solution for website owners when they seek to improve their link popularity and increase their traffic. By submitting your website you get a direct link from one of our inner pages, chosen by you. Your listing consists in your website’s title, URL and description. The pagerank is also visible.

Submission is free, however the directory owners may require for some specific categories a reciprocal link. The links are human approved, but approval is fast (usually 24 hours or less) but please be aware that their system rejects automatically submissions stuffed with keywords or submissions without proper punctuations.

wwwmaxdirectoryeu_p_250.jpgThe Max Directory project has a clear strategic validity, both in terms of free positioning on search engines, and ease of use, by allowing to it’s visitors to make the best use of the information for free. You can have access to valuable free articles, like: building your pagerank, SEO terms, Web directory types, Benefits of free Directory Submissions, etc.

The submission process is the easiest ever: just browse until you found the best category for your website, then you’ll see the “Suggest Link” button. One other thing that I liked and found very useful is the menu options to search, access new and top links, but also random links which may give your website extra exposure.

BidVertiser Ads for Feeds

22 Jan 2008 In: Contextual Advertising

There are already several options for RSS advertising but Bidvertiser has decided to enter the market and offer publishers the opportunity to sell advertising in their RSS feeds. Of course this also means advertisers will also be able to buy ads in RSS feeds.
Since BidVertiser launched Ads for Feeds, they have been closely listening to their publishers’ feedback and the most common request was to find a solution that will enable them to run the ads while keeping their current feed address (and FeedBurner Subscribers Count).

To address this, Bidvertiser have now launched 3 unique solutions:

1. WordPress Plugin to allow you to seamlessly embed the BidVertiser Ads in your feeds. You can download the plugin from your publisher account.

2. Solution for FeedBurner that allows you to embed the BidVertiser Ads in your current FeedBurner address. Click here to learn more about the FeedBurner solution.

3. Solution for Blogger/Blogspot that allows you to embed the BidVertiser Ads in the footer of each of your post feeds. Click here to learn more about the Blogger solution.

All of those great features are now available for you in your publisher control panel under the Get Feed Widget button (after registering a feed). Bidvertiser allows you to make money from your feeds as well as from your website. With the much larger subscriber numbers for RSS feeds it has become more viable for advertising to appear within an RSS feed. An ad in an RSS feed means that the ad will only appear in the feed rather than on the site.

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