Comments on: Adgitize Preferred Publishers List Gives Publishers More Exposure

By: EdZee

EdZee — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 12:37:18 +0000

Thanks again, Ken. As usual, your explanation answered my question. I shall let you know if I have more questions.

By the way, how I wish you will have the time to fix CommentLuv.

By: kexbrown

kexbrown — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 12:01:31 +0000

@EdZee – Ask as many questions as you need to make sure you understand the program.

I think I see where the confusion lies. As an advertiser you only have to click 51 ads to reach 100 click points. So, as you are clicking along you reach 51 clicks and the little blue bar at the bottom of the Adgitize Ad Groups say you have 100 click points.

When you look at your reports section “Total Publisher Clicks Earned Today” that report is showing the proper number of actual clicks of 51. But, you don’t worry about that because you are an advertiser and you know it translates into 100 click points.

For the Preferred Publisher program the key is this little quote, “All you have to do is for any 4 day period score 300 Adgitize Ad Click points. ”

So, don’t worry so much about the actual clicks. As an advertiser you can stop at 51 and you will earn 100 Adgitize Click points in a day. If you were to stop at 40 then you would have about 80 Adgitize Click Points in a day.

Hopefully this helps.

By: EdZee

EdZee — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 08:17:38 +0000

Sorry, I need to ask more questions about Preferred Publishers. I thought I understood everything already until I had one of my blogs listed as such yesterday.

After signing up my other blog as a Preferred Publisher on Free Option, I made sure that I surfed at least 75 sites (the average for 4 days to make the 300 points) of Adgitize advertisers and I did get the additional 10 points in my Advertiser’s Points (made 110 points actually).

My question is . . . Is that really the way to maintain my Free Preferred Publisher status? If so, can “Total Publisher Clicks Earned Today” be modified to show, say 76 instead of stopping at 51 as it is now?

By: EdZee

EdZee — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 12:57:20 +0000

Thanks for the reply, Ken. Now, I understand better what Preferred Publisher Program is.

By: kexbrown

kexbrown — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 10:53:38 +0000

@EdZee – That is a great question. The Preferred Publisher Program is a separate program than the Adgitize Banner Ads. An Adgitize Ad that displays on all the publisher blogs in the Adgitize Network has a fee of $14 a month. Your banner ad will be shown randomly on literally thousands of blogs a day.

The Preferred Publisher program is a link to publishers that meet certain criteria. Your link to your blog is only shown on the Adgitize web site. That is why the price is lower because it will get much less exposure than an Adgitize Banner Ad.

Purchasing a link in the Preferred Publisher program will not give you any discounts with your Adgitize Banner Ad.