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Hi, I came across a program called Infolinks, supposedly the best alternative to Google Adsense, the program analysis your website and then inserts ad links relevant to your co
Hi Jeff,
It's Dana from Infolinks.
We're a fantastic alternative to AdSense as we offer various advertising products. Generated in real-time, our ads are high quality and relevant.
For more information about our easily customized products and high payouts, feel free to check out our site.
For those who are still using AdSense, we're a great compliment to boost your earnings even higher and you can definitely make more than a dime :)
Dana
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What are your thoughts on infolinks?
Hi, I came across a program called Infolinks, supposedly the best alternative to Google Adsense, the program analysis your website and then inserts ad links relevant to your co
Not a good idea. Affiliate links can be considered spam by Google and when Google scans your site and sees all these links, it might just take you out.
Just focus on one good affiliate program to start out, create content designated to drive traffic to a review and then to a affiliate link.
That's my 2 cents.
Hi, it's Dana from Infolinks.
I wanted to you know that our links aren't affiliate links, and actually Google is one of the biggest sources of our publishers' sites traffic.
Infolinks is the 3rd largest online advertising company, monetizing over 150,00 sites in 128 countries.
In face we just got selected today as the best ad network of the month by MonetizePros for the 4th month in a row :)
Hi Jeff,
It's Dana from Infolinks.
We're a fantastic alternative to AdSense as we offer various advertising products. Generated in real-time, our ads are high quality and relevant.
For more information about our easily customized products and high payouts, feel free to check out our site.
For those who are still using AdSense, we're a great compliment to boost your earnings even higher and you can definitely make more than a dime :)
Dana
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Hi, I am thinking of transferring an existing website to WA but, I need to know if WA can support PHP5.2 & MySQL5 or later? Sorry if this seems like an odd question, this i
Jeff you can go into site rubix then to site support they will have your answer and are quick to respond.
Tim
I'm afraid this is very foreign to me too...but by liking your page it will hopefully push your post out to the gurus here....
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Can wa support php5.2 & mysql5 or later?
Hi, I am thinking of transferring an existing website to WA but, I need to know if WA can support PHP5.2 & MySQL5 or later? Sorry if this seems like an odd question, this i
Jeff you can go into site rubix then to site support they will have your answer and are quick to respond.
Tim
I'm afraid this is very foreign to me too...but by liking your page it will hopefully push your post out to the gurus here....
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I have created a page on my site and I want to place an Event Calendar in the body of the page, I have these instructions below but, I am struggling to get it to work!
yo
Typically, within your WordPress Editor, click the TEXT tab in the upper right (as opposed to the Visual tab we normally use). Then, you can paste the embed code there. If that doesn't work out for you Jeff, please let me know what product this is and I'll investigate a bit further.
Thanks PJ, I did that and I didn't think it worked because it wasn't showing in my page editor but, when I did a page preview, there it was! Life is good again :)
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Can someone please help me figure out where to place code?
I have created a page on my site and I want to place an Event Calendar in the body of the page, I have these instructions below but, I am struggling to get it to work!
yo
Typically, within your WordPress Editor, click the TEXT tab in the upper right (as opposed to the Visual tab we normally use). Then, you can paste the embed code there. If that doesn't work out for you Jeff, please let me know what product this is and I'll investigate a bit further.
Thanks PJ, I did that and I didn't think it worked because it wasn't showing in my page editor but, when I did a page preview, there it was! Life is good again :)
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Not a good idea. Affiliate links can be considered spam by Google and when Google scans your site and sees all these links, it might just take you out.
Just focus on one good affiliate program to start out, create content designated to drive traffic to a review and then to a affiliate link.
That's my 2 cents.
Thank you! Your 2 cents is worth $1000 in my book!
Hi, it's Dana from Infolinks.
I wanted to you know that our links aren't affiliate links, and actually Google is one of the biggest sources of our publishers' sites traffic.
Infolinks is the 3rd largest online advertising company, monetizing over 150,00 sites in 128 countries.
In face we just got selected today as the best ad network of the month by MonetizePros for the 4th month in a row :)