The "CM Pop-Up Banners" plugin allows you to place a pop-up banner directly in the middle of pages on your website.
First, you will need to login to your WordPress dashboard, install and activate the plugin.
Here is the ad I plan to use in this demonstration.
To create a new campaign, click the "Add New Campaign" link that is provided to the left of your WordPress dashboard, in the "CM Pop-Up" section.
In the add campaign interface, you will need to add your ad title, and paste your banner affiliate code in the "Advertisement Items" area.
Pop-Up is set by default, there are other options you can choose as well, but those options are available only for the pro version.
We'll be covering the pop-up version here.
You'll need to set the width and height of your banner, select if you wish to have rounded edges or not, and check the "center content vertically - horizontally" options if you wish to have the banner centered on your sites page.
Check the "Show on every page" if you want the banner to display on every page on your site, including the homepage.
I do not recommend this, as it can become annoying for your site visitors.
You can also select which post or page to have the banner be placed, this is the better option of the two choices that are available.
Once you have configured your ad, click the "Publish" button to publish it to your website.
And here we have the final view of my demo site, where all three plugins have been installed, configured with the ads being placed where I set them to be placed.
As you can see, using all 3 ad plugins on one single site can be very obtrusive, and is not recommended at all.
What I like to do, is I love my page curl so I use it predominantly on many of my websites, the corner ad is used only on select websites, and the pop-up ad is used in random areas on some of the sites I have that generates a lot of traffic.
I hope that you have found this information useful, and I do hope that you find these plugins to be something to help you not only save time, but also to help increase your profits as they are great tools to use for placing banners (and videos) throughout your website.
If you have any questions about any of these plugins, please comment in the discussion area below and I will answer as quickly as I am able!
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I made sure to add one plugin per page.
You can easily skip the information that you find too lengthy, the plugin configurations start on page 3, but I do write my tutorials in order to help all, including those who do need more in depth information so that they can understand the features better.
