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Discussion in 'General Business' started by SmartMoney, Jan 29, 2007.

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    I'm in the process of setting up a blog network and I realize that I want to have complete centralized control of the advertising on all of the sites.

    Some of the requirements would be:

    Rotate ads by type [CPC, CPM etc]
    Reporting on impressions based on ad unit
    Reporting base on URL of page
    complex targetting: show ad from Group A to user and if they make another impression show an ad from Group B advertiser

    Probably lots of thing that I haven't even thought of yet. Please suggest other things that would be cool to have in an advertising set up like this.

    Any suggestions for a script or product or service that can manage this type of setup?
     
    SmartMoney, Jan 29, 2007 IP
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    www.adspeed.com
    But I feeled compelled to advertise my own ad network as well, so
    publisher.freedomofads.com
    100% revenue share, its like having an adserver FREE
    lol
     
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    Thanks a lot, adspeed.com does look like pretty much exactly what I wanted.

    No problem that you plug your own service, but I had trouble figuring out exactly what it was...there doesn't seem to be any detailed info on your site and if I click the banner at the top I go to Cliksor? Which I think is the group that provides contextual "hover-over" ads.

    I'm open if you want to explain more how you see this relating to my needs.

    Thanks again - rep added for good info,

    Jon
     
    SmartMoney, Jan 29, 2007 IP