Affilate Marketing Inside Scoop
Meet Arto. Arto made a wise decision a little while back to join the OVA forum. Today he’s $5,000 richer. We’ve got a video of Arto sharing his experience with the OVA forum and how he came to win that nice chunk of change. But first a little back story. OVAllstars
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The age of the newsfeed ad is in full swing. They’re big, they’re pretty, and they’re effective. Affiliates and product owners alike are hitting this advertising source hard these days. And why not? You’ve got incredible demographic targeting and a beautiful combination of image and text based ads. It’s a
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Big news coming out of Twitter today. They’ve bought Mopub, a mobile ad exchange managing thousands of publishers. This a big move for Twitter adding a sizeable mobile reach. What This Means For Twitter Advertisers You may be sitting there saying “so what? I can already do mobile ads on Twitter.” That’s
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Facebook is upping their ad image game. At least in size. New size for Facebook image ads are now, in some cases, 3.5x’s bigger than before. Mashable reported: meaning advertisers can create ads of different types without needing to send in multiple image sizes. Facebook is also working to encourage ad
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Quantcast has announced the launch of demographics for mobile apps. Good news for app developers out there. You can now get all of the audience insights Quantcast is known for on your mobile apps for free. Audience profile data has been added to Quantcast Measure, the mobile app tool they launched
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Get better at media buying. That’s not only advice, that’s a call to action. And that’s not speculative advice either, it’s data driven. Here’s what’s going on. Between RTB exploding to a $7BLN by 2016 and the clear trend of mobile computing taking over desktop - media buying is becoming the
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Have you heard that Google isn’t as big of a deal as they once were? Are you under the impression that Google isn’t one of the largest traffic sources available? You better think again. Google is still the king in web traffic. Sure there’s more traffic out there, as a whole.
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