AuctionAds Website Gets a Revamp
A couple of weeks ago I wrote a post titled Make Money Online with AuctionAds, where I covered the AuctionAds service and how to make money online with it.
One of my biggest complaints with using their service is the poor setup of their website, which offered a lot of headaches when trying to navigate it. Rumor had spread last week that a new look was in the works, and today it looks like that new look went live. Along with the look for the website comes a new look for the ads themselves (if you get the new code off the website).
Here is what the AuctionAds team has to say about what is new:
- New “Web 2.0″ Ad Creative’s: Login to your account and go to the “Get Code†page. You will notice a sleek new ad design with multiple color schemes to choose from that we think will increase click-through rates to your ads (which will result in you earning more money).
- Optimized Ad Images: Our ad code is now optimized so that the auction images are no longer stretched or distorted. This makes for a cleaner ad appearance and should also improve clicks. (Note: This feature will become fully available as the cache updates over the next few days.)
- Better Ad Network Performance: We have doubled the size of our hardware infrastructure and optimized it to ensure near 100% uptime of ad serving (and to make sure your ads are served lighting fast).
- AuctionAds.com has a Brand New Look! Stop by and check out our new design of AuctionAds.com where you will notice a cleaner look and feel that’s fun and easy to use!
The new look is very similar to the old one, but with vastly improved navigation. Better Ad performance is a welcome addition as there are times when it can slow down a pages load time a little bit. Overall I’m impressed with the additions and hope they continue to work towards improving the product.
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Comment by CFernandes on August 28th, 2007:
Personally I would like to see affiliate information. I have 47 affiliates and I have no clue as to what is happening with them…
Comment by Keith Dsouza on August 28th, 2007:
Like Auction Ads not being a huge revenue maker for me I have also seen the same with Google Referral ads. The problem with both these are that they are conversion based, and may rely on a product download or purchase to have get you some income.
I ran referral banners from Google for awhile and then removed them since they were not paying even though clicks had taken place.
That is the main problem with running ads PPA rather than PPC, though PPA ads bring a larger revenue on action it takes a lot of efforts to earn out of it.
Comment by Kyle Eslick on August 29th, 2007:
CFernandes - I think that affiliate information would be useful (both who signed up and reporting on how each is doing), but not necessary. I have several affiliates that appear to be making some money with AuctionAds, but I have no idea who they are or which ones are generating income.
Keith - I still use the Google referral’s in posts from time to time, but have removed most of them from the site. I would occasionally get someone to sign up for AdSense (or whatever), but you only get paid if they generate I think $5.00 in income.