We’re currently in the process of upgrading our adserving tool so it’s helpful to know what exactly affiliates benefit most from!
So, the scenario is the affiliate programme has a decent adserving tool, allowing you to simply copy and paste iframes in to your site code to obtain regularly updated and rotating banners AND text links… Do you:
So typically we do pull our images from Bet365 ad server.
However, we don’t tend to use IFRAMES, prefering to load a simplier GIF / JPEG image rather than some graphically heavy FLASH banner.
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SOME programs only offer javascript solutions, and a javascript will “hang” the page if the source site is down, meaning that the page will not continue to load. In this case I usually copy the image to my site, and link via a plain text link href to avoid issues.
(This means that they don’t get image counts in their system – but my pages load without issue even when they are out).
Additionally, SOME programs are also not as reliable as Bet365 and will be down more often – which results in an “ugly” hole when they are out. If I notice this more than once a month – then I’ll move to hosting the GIF/JPEG adverts on my site.
Can someone tell me the benefit of using i-frames or even javascript, over simple HTML?
I remember a year or two ago Commission Junction said they were going to drop the use of HTML for their affiliate banners, but after a lot of protests, they kept the option of html.
While I like banners that will be kept up to date by the merchant, like TheGoonerI, I do not want to use fancy flash banners. Also, while I am more than happy for the merchant to keep the banners up to date, I do not want to have text that is controlled by someone else, unless it is part of the banner – eg rolling odds etc.
Mind you, Bet365 have one of the worst banner farms I’ve ever seen!
They have 100’s of links to click to “view banners” – when no banners exist!
Bloody annoying!
KK
Geof replied to your email you sent and is awaiting feedback from you to be able to assist you.
I’ve sent you this email through PM, If you can either get back to me or Geof we can tryto get the right banner for you ” title=”” class=”bbcode_smiley” />
Many thanks
Kelly
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Geof replied to your email you sent and is awaiting feedback from you to be able to assist you.
I’ve sent you this email through PM, If you can either get back to me or Geof we can try to get the right banner for you ” title=”” class=”bbcode_smiley” />
Many thanks
Kelly
Hi Kelly,
It’s not about you getting “the right banner for me” – it’s about your banner pages on the affy site having 100’s, even 1000’s of useless links – wasting webmaster’s valuable time. ” title=”” class=”bbcode_smiley” />
Please see attached screenshot.
I reckon there are 244 “View” buttons just on that page alone – I admit I didn’t have a day to spare to click all of them, but I did click all the ones in the screenshot.
All of them give the message at the bottom of the shot…
[IMG]http://www.casinoaffiliateprograms.com/bb/attachment.php?attachmentid=506&stc=1&d=1232477364[/IMG]
At the bottom of the screenshot it is explained that “no links have been created for the product and language you have selected”
The link they refer to can be created in the “manage links” section.
You can create up to 10 links by default, and the best is to assign them to the particular language target.
its always good to use own servers for ads and softwares like openx and google ad manager
Can you be more specific as to why?
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