AuctionAds…Something “Freshâ€
Written by Pablo Palatnik on March 16, 2007
Hello, and welcome to the first post of my blog, The Palatnik Factor! My name is Pablo Palatnik and I am an internet marketer. I run and operate Dynamic Duo Marketing along with my partner.
Enough about me, I’m here because there is something exciting to talk about. AUCTIONADS. Finally, something fresh comes in the industry for us marketers to offer something new to our websites. As we’re putting together our new project SickOffers.com (still under const), one of the concepts of revenue for the site is to be Adsense driven. After listening to Shoemoney on his recent show mentioning AuctionAds, thought we’d give it a shot.
I have to say, I’m impressed with a few things. First of all, nothing better than making a product accessible and easy to use for its consumer. I decided to go with AuctionAds and within a matter of 2 minutes, I had ads created for the website. Second of all, how cool do these ads look? Yes, image matters and if you put an adsense ad next to an auction ad, the auction ad looks more tempting to click on, obviously you’ll always have the click driven based on ad content, but the picture alone will get the click as well.
The reporting seems very simple and to the point. Not once did I feel lost or confused in the process of setting up the structure for the ads or codes on our website. It’s very much like adsense in that sense but the site and process itself flows easier. UH OH! Google has some serious competition.
Shoemoney, don’t be surprised if a 50 million dollar offer comes knocking around the corner. I’d advise all marketers to try auctionads wherever you see fit. I can’t tell you whether these ads will convert better than adsense ads as of yet, we don’t have enough data to make that comparison. Will keep you updated on that.
Till next time-
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One Response to “AuctionAds…Something “Fresh—
Hey Pablo,
Glad to see that you’ve finally got your blog up and running. Looking forward to reading your future posts.
-Brian
By Brian on Mar 17, 2007