AdBrite is offering a page takeover unit called “Intermission” that it hopes “makes more money for publishers, and gives more exposure to advertisers.” Can’t argue it’ll succeed on both counts, at least in the short term. The ad essentially redirects users to an advertiser’s Web site (example), which they must click through to get the content they really wanted.
The appeal for AdBrite is clear. High CPMs and no production required. It also happens to be over-the-top intrusive.
For many SEO affiliates, the last year was a very tough one, especially because of the two Google updates: Panda and Penguin. Here are two strategies for affiliates to develop and sustain success heading forward, by applying the AIDA model to SEO.
The New York Times shows interest in the SEO space, but once again shows they still do not fully understand it. Do marketing companies wanting to get recognition just have to pull a link report about an industry and pass it along to the newspaper?
Announced at SXSW, StumbleUpon has introduced a new ad platform which promises 100% engagement. StumbleUpon Paid Discovery delivers an engaged target audience directly to you: no clicking through…
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