In-Text Advertisement with Infolinks
What is In-Text Advertising? In-Text advertising inserts text link advertisements within the content of your website, usually in the form of double-underline hyperlinks. Upon a hover of the mouse, a floating informational bubble opens with content from an advertiser. If clicked, the visitor is directed to the advertiser’s landing page and you earn advertising revenue; otherwise, when the mouse is moved away from the hyperlink, the bubble disappears. Learn how to get started with In-Text Advertising today.
Why choose In-Text Advertising?
• User triggered, less intrusive advertising that won’t distract from your site’s content
• Highly relevant In-Text ads for your site visitors with record high conversion rates
• Quick and easy installation with no changes to your website
One of the biggest In-Text Advertising company is Infolinks. Infolinks presents the next generation of In-Text Advertising, leading the industry with the most relevant in-text advertising links and the highest revenue share – guaranteed :
• Quick and easy setup with no changes to your website
• Ads are tightly integrated with your content – no additional space required
• Free sign up with no commitments or risk
Infolinks enables website owners and publishers to benefit from premium In-Text ads without any risk while earning the highest revenue share – guaranteed. Established in 2007, Infolinks already leads the industry with the most attractive business model and guarantees the highest revenue sharing basis to all partners.
Who should join the Infolinks family of publishers?
Any legitimate website with content is welcome to integrate Infolinks In-Text ads. The higher the page views and the more diverse the textual content on the site, the greater the Infolinks ad revenue earning potential for the website. From personal blogs to international news websites, from local publications to global magazines, from professional forums to mega portals – if your website publishes content and attracts visitors, Infolinks In-Text ads will enhance your published content with user triggered, less intrusive advertising that won’t distract from your site’s content
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January 29th, 2009 at 11:09 am
How do the earnings that you can make with Infolinks compare to other in-text advertising services like Kontera?
Also, is there any slow down to page loading due to serving these types of in-text links on pages?
January 29th, 2009 at 6:30 pm
Do the companies that supply these ads demand a certain level of traffic before they advertise on a website?
February 14th, 2009 at 12:55 am
nice post, i think infolinks or other in text ads could be beneficial to a site. thanks for the tip.
March 24th, 2009 at 11:22 am
This can be good alternative to Kontera if they pay more per clicks, but there’s only one way to find out
March 30th, 2009 at 5:50 am
not a bad way to advertise, but it can cost you just like text links. If you have tons of cash, go for it!
April 18th, 2009 at 7:06 pm
when i tried first time with infolink, i got decent cost per click even more than adsense CPC, but recently infolinks performance in blog decrease, i don’t know why this happen
April 23rd, 2009 at 10:33 pm
Hmm personally I do think they distract from the content of a site – I tend to trust siets less when I see infolink type adverts, I’d rather have the adverts above or on the side, then they might catch my eye buy they wont interfere with the body of the webpage I’m looking at.
April 26th, 2009 at 2:59 pm
@reem: same here, infolinks revenue is decreasing the drop is huge!
infolinks works like a scam: they bring webmaster in their network by giving good money at the beginning . webmasters are happy with the good money and make positive reviews which bring in new sites for infolinks.
but after a while, they just cut teh money! Infolinks is a real scam!
if you’re wondering how they’re making money just check the kind of ads they’re showing: mostly ads for thefreedictionary or for infolinks’ google custom search page. basically they’re doing arbitrage! infolinks is like a parasite stealing money from webmasters!
May 18th, 2009 at 8:44 am
does intext advertising pay better? sometimes it is really intrusive and so distracting its hard to read the articles… thanks for the thoughts, i’ve thought about it many many times
June 14th, 2009 at 2:12 pm
Don’t praise infolinks just because you display them. I am using them too but I am not happy with them. In fact I am not happy with any inline advertising network. They pays you good in the start but not afterwards. My blog’s tarffic is thriced from the time when I started using infolinks but the revenue from infolinks is the same as earlier only.
June 15th, 2009 at 6:38 am
#Nikhil : nope, i don’t praise infolink that much. As you can see, i am not display them on my blog.
October 4th, 2009 at 4:02 pm
I’ve tried advertising on these contextual programs before and they don’t really have a good ROI.. maybe its not good for webmasters too