Joseph Perla, a blogger, posited recently that Facebook is a Ponzi scheme because according to him, its huge ad revenues were based on selling a product that "yields no real value, and thus no profits" to an increasingly small market of advertisers.
I disagree completely with that argument and here's why.
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We've done it again. We've simplified the advertiser experience in Trafficspaces by making it simpler and faster.
In the past, it took about five or more steps (and about five minutes) to create an ad campaign. Not any longer. From today, advertisers can get started in less than one minute.
We drew ...
This is the 1st post in our 3-part series on How to Make Ad Targeting Work, in which we'll discuss various ways in which you can make your advertisers happy by helping them get the right ad in front of the right person at the right time - the Holy ...
Hey guys,
What better way to welcome in the Summer season than to give the entire website a new coat of paint.
That's exactly what we've done. We've tinkered with the site's design and I sincerely hope you guys like the new look.
One of the major changes is the introduction of a ...
We are pleased to announce that Trafficspaces now supports multiple currencies.
When we launched Trafficspaces, we only supported the US Dollar ($). However, after receiving an increasing number of requests to support support currencies like the Euro, British Pound and Aussie Dollar, we've finally done it.
How it works
Simple. When you setup ...
This is the seventh and last part of the How to Sell Ads Online series.
This final article builds on the last discussion on providing a self service system.
The concept is simple.
Since human beings take the path of least resistance, if you make it easy for advertisers to get their job done, they'll ...
This is just a quick news flash to let everyone know that we've finally added support for conversion tracking into your favorite ad platform.
What is Conversion Tracking?
It is just a way for advertisers to determine how many of the people who clicked their ads actually went ahead and bought something ...