Posts Tagged ‘infolinks’

Earnings Fluctuations With Infolinks

Friday, July 17th, 2009

Lately my earnings have been fluctuating heavily with infolinks. While with most ad programs you can expect a pretty normal rate of return, infolinks has been fluctuating heavily. I have gotten as high as $6 ecpm, earnings per thousand, and the next day to have it suddenly switch to as low as $2. Why the large fluctuations? Often times this is attributed to variation in keywords I use but, in the case of infolinks it might be the fact that they are a smaller ad company. One company alone might be buying huge ad space from infolinks and decide one day to stop their ad campaigns leading to publishers earning less with infolinks.

My point is, the smaller the ad company, like infolinks, the more flucations you´ll probably find with your earnings. Still infolinks performs much better than kontera. Kontera on average performed far less, at about 2 cents per click.

My Review Of InfoLinks, InfoLinks Text to Ad

Saturday, August 9th, 2008

I’ve been using InfoLinks for about 3 days now, and so far it’s been a good switch.  This short review of InfoLinks, is not just to “praise” InfoLinks, it is more of a lesson in using click ad programs.

I made the switch to InfoLinks after I noticed my Chitika advertising was getting less and less of a return.  A few factors might have been the fact that the Chitika linx script was loading slower and slower.  My average earning per ad click was diminishing the longer I used it.

I switched to InfoLinks to compare the results next to Chitika.  So far I’ve noticed higher returns, and an ad script that loads faster and is less annoying than Chitika’s. If I would review InfoLinks, Chitika, and Kontera together, I would give InfoLinks the highest review, as o this point.  When my earnings per thousand starts to drop, I might have a diferent story to tell.

My advice?  Experiment with adprograms.  If you start to notice earnings lowering, try switching ad companies.  If you notice your new ad company starting to dwindle, try switching back.