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Came across this article which may be helpful to some webmasters.. QUOTE AdsDaq (no requirement) - While they only provide CPM ads to specific countries, their ability to display backup ads from any network makes them an easy first choice for somebody looking to test the waters of the CPM market.
Ad Dynamix - (no requirement) - While not quite as intuitive as AdsDaq, their minimal requirements make Ad Dynamix quite approachable even though their customer support is poor.
ValueClick (3,000 pageviews per month) - While their pageview requirements are quite low, ValueClick is known to be picky with the type of site they will approve.
Morning Falls (10,000 pageviews per month) - A relatively low traffic requirement, solid customer service, simple implementation and easy to understand reports make this a good CPM publisher for beginners.
CPX Interactive (10,000 pageviews per month) - A relatively new face on the advertising scene, CPX Interactive offers good integration and solid reporting. Meeting the traffic requirements is not always good enough, however, as their internal approval process is on the strict side.
Burst Media (20,000 pageviews per month) - Burst Media is an intermediate advertising publisher. Their overly-complicated integration and reports, as well as their poor customer service hold them back from the upper echelon of advertising networks.
Casale Media (10,000 unique visitors per month) - A good intermediate ad publisher, perfect for an established site that has not quite reached A-List status just yet. Casale Media handles larger sites as well, making them a good long-term choice for many sites.
Tribal Fusion (60,000 unique visitors per month) - A solid pay scale, depending on your niche. Tribal Fusion represents hundreds of sites with a wide range of categories.
Brightroll (100,000 video views and 250,000 pageviews per month) - Along with Video Egg, Brightroll is the only other advertising publisher on this list that is truly centered on new media. Their video view requirement automatically puts them in the advanced category.
Adtegrity (500,000 pageviews per month) - While their orange and green color scheme may make you scratch your head, Adtegrity is known for their quality customer service and is quickly becoming a leader in the advertising network field.
Advertising.com (2 million pageviews per month) - One of the heavy hitters of online ad publishing, their high pageview entry point means only well-established sites need apply.
Video Egg (10 million video views per month) - The cream of the new media crop, Video Egg concentrates entirely on advertising in online videos. http://www.problogger.net/archives/2008/03...ves-to-adsense/
Not long ago, I received an email from an unknown admin of a picture site for link exchange. I checked his site and it looks very legitimate. However, I will always ask the person who approached me to add my blog link to their site before I add theirs to mine. Same goes for this one.
A day later, I got a reply that my blog link has been added to his site blogroll. Upon accessing his site, it really looks like my blog site has been listed. However, by viewing page source, my blog name and link cannot be located.
The reason is because the site uses a javascript to function call to read from a text file (hidden elsewhere from public) which contains all its link exchange blog names and links. This is definitely not right because with such implementation, search engine spiders crawling the site will not pick up anything of your blog/site and index it. I even encounter some sites before that use iframes method.
This link exchange is 100% unfair as it is only a one-way exchange for the site to gain fast pageranks and exposures. In case you don't know, a lot of visitors do come from search engines and if the link exchange has not been indexed by the site, you are losing out while the site is gaining.
Needless to say, I refuse it straightaway.
But I am afraid there are many bloggers or site owners who do not know this and not familiar with HTML programming etc and are being taken advantage of.
Before doing any link exchange,
1) Always check the site and the person who emailed you. The person who emailed you may not be related to the site and uses a different email address like .edu etc.
2) If you are being approached first, always ask the person to put your blog/site link on their site first, as a gesture of good will. Since they approach you first, it is just courtesy for them to add your link to their site first.
3) When a confirmation has been sent back to you, check the website for your blog/site name and link and see how prominent it is displayed. If there is a scroll bar on that section and your link is at the bottom, it is NOT prominent since most visitors will not even bother to scroll down.
4) This is probably the most important - Always do a View Page Source and use the FIND function to search for your blog/site name and link. If it isn't there, it isn't there even though you can see it on the site.
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