Unmatched Access to ProfessionalsUse LinkedIn DirectAds to find the perfect audience for your business with highly-targeted text advertising.LinkedIn is currently running, dubbed DirectAds, a dynamic CPM text advertising platform currently being soft-launched with no offical word from the company just yet.What we can gather from the information available on the website, advertisers will be able to
Chitika Linx is an In-Text Advertising solution, similar to Kontera’s ContentLink and Intellitxt, that is currently in beta and being offered only to selected publishers on an invitation basis.Chitika | Linx will automatically identify key products/keywords mentioned in the content on a website or blog and hyperlink (double underline) those keywords to interactive paid (CPC-based) product listings featuring best deals, offers and promotions from name brand merchants. When users mouse-over these links, a small bubble-like scroll over is revealed listing offers from merchants.Publishers who own product based sites or blogs may find Chitika Linx useful, but do keep in mind that this type of advertising can be annoying for some of your site’s visitors. I have been using Kontera’s Content
Many of use website owners/bloggers have been monetizing our blogs through companies like Pay Per Post, Loud Launch, Blogitive, Blogsvertise, etc. However, I have talked to numerous bloggers and site owners who have also been suffereing from little activity with all of these companies. There's very few offers, too low of pay offers and offers that just plain stink. Who really wants to post an
In-text advertising is a form of advertising and source for bloggers to make money online.
This is medium where keyword in your blog articles get linked to show pop-up advertisements on a theme connected with the keyword. There are various companies that provide such forms of advertising. Surprisingly Google does not figure on the list yet.
The Online Presence Blog uses Kontera’s ContentLink for this form of advertising. You will find double underlined text on this blog which will show popups as in the image below when you hover over it.
When someone clicks on the advertisement (and not just the link!) you get paid for it. All of these services work on a PPC model.
Does in-text advertising really work? The simplest answer is Yes! It does work. But it goes without saying that the blog/website needs to have good content and well written content to ensure that the appropriate keywords get linked into ads. You need to ensure though that there are not too many of these on each page
Kontera is a company that offers major competition for Google Ads4ense and other businesses that give publishers the opportunity to monetize their blogs. Kontera is different from Adsense in the sense that they place text links ads directly into your content. And, unlike regular advertisements, these text links ads actually provide valuable information to your websites visitors. The advantage
I have to say in-text advertising is a very good idea. For a blog like mines with extremely little traffic, the click-thru rate is pretty high compare to the contextual ads currently displayed on my blog. Even though it does not pay as much, but money for no effort is definitely the way to go. For those people that are looking for another way to monetize their website, Kontera is actually a
If you've been looking for a new way to monetize your site I've got some exciting news for you. With little fanfare Amazon has launched a new service for it's Associate advertisers. The service, "Context Links Beta," works a lot like Kontera and Intellitext in that it dynamically adds advertisements to your content using JavaScript.
Unlike Kontera and IntelliText, though, Amazon Context Links are actually CPA rather than CPC. You earn revenue when someone makes a purchase on Amazon.com after being referred by your site. Amazon Context Links also offers a much greater range of customization options. After reviewing everything, I'm about 90% certain I'll be switching from Kontera to Context Links this week.
Here's the lowdown as I've seen it. (more...)
I have just signed up for another stream of income, which is called Kontera, an in-text advertising company, that creates a link on top of keywords found on your website. You guys might know Google's advertisement is called Adsense. So Kontera's advertisements is called ContentLink™. Each link created by Kontera is called a ContentLink™. Like Adbrite or Adsense whenever someone clicks on the
