Comments on: Partners CPA Test Now Finished http://performancing.com/partners_cpa_test_now_finished/ Helping Bloggers Succeed Wed, 09 Nov 2011 05:59:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Nick Wilson http://performancing.com/partners_cpa_test_now_finished/comment-page-1/#comment-28327 Nick Wilson Wed, 20 Dec 2006 02:09:01 +0000 http://performancing.com/?p=4022#comment-28327 Good ideas, thanks Markus Good ideas, thanks Markus

]]> By: Markus Merz http://performancing.com/partners_cpa_test_now_finished/comment-page-1/#comment-28326 Markus Merz Tue, 19 Dec 2006 14:33:02 +0000 http://performancing.com/?p=4022#comment-28326 Nick, beside not having p.com ads on my German site ... I would recommend subject channels by tag on a 1st and 2nd level for the more advanced ad users/options. I am thinking that amazon is doing that pretty well and I had some very nice results lately by playing around with ads for recommended products by keyword. To show you my current workflow: I have a custom field for an article specific keyword which is combined with a pre-defined amazon block (inside the article). The pre-definition is the 1st level category/tag (books, dvd, consumer electronics, ...) and my article specific keyword is filled in to the amazon search link as search keyword below that 1st level category. To translate that to p.com CPA ads it means to have a general category as 1st level and (as you already mentioned) blog specific tags for the content. Of course this will narrow the quantity of targeted ads but the complains about ads which do not fit would stop. Another possibility which is up to you to realize is to put HTML comments into every article to trigger certain categories and tags. Nick, beside not having p.com ads on my German site …

I would recommend subject channels by tag on a 1st and 2nd level for the more advanced ad users/options. I am thinking that amazon is doing that pretty well and I had some very nice results lately by playing around with ads for recommended products by keyword.

To show you my current workflow: I have a custom field for an article specific keyword which is combined with a pre-defined amazon block (inside the article). The pre-definition is the 1st level category/tag (books, dvd, consumer electronics, …) and my article specific keyword is filled in to the amazon search link as search keyword below that 1st level category.

To translate that to p.com CPA ads it means to have a general category as 1st level and (as you already mentioned) blog specific tags for the content. Of course this will narrow the quantity of targeted ads but the complains about ads which do not fit would stop.

Another possibility which is up to you to realize is to put HTML comments into every article to trigger certain categories and tags.

]]> By: RLdigital http://performancing.com/partners_cpa_test_now_finished/comment-page-1/#comment-28325 RLdigital Sat, 16 Dec 2006 19:57:44 +0000 http://performancing.com/?p=4022#comment-28325 Surprised to read so much complaining especially when there is an opt-out choice. I kinda miss that singles ad. Go to any major newspaper online and count how many banners are winking and blinking at you. Looking forward to the next round. Keep up the great work! Surprised to read so much complaining especially when there is an opt-out choice. I kinda miss that singles ad. Go to any major newspaper online and count how many banners are winking and blinking at you.

Looking forward to the next round. Keep up the great work!

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