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Manager at Check Cost
04 June 2008 16:45pm
Hi, I am looking at using banners to help increase sales for an online software store that sells all of the Microsoft/Adobe range. We want to attract both end-user and businesses.
I have spoken to DoubleClick, ValueClick & TradeDoubler and their solutions seem OK, but I would like to know if anyone has had any experience with these networks or if there are any other companies who offer a good service. Budget is around £2-4k a month.
Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Asst Manager-Traffic and Ops at Natural Search
05 June 2008 10:46am
Mentioned solutions are good, you may also try "Adtech Helios IQ" and Zedo.Let me know if you need more info
Also, we are an online marketing company specialize in Online Ad Trafficking Services across multiple Ad servers.Do check out our Website "http://naturalsearch.co.in".Let me know to take it forward
Raja Ramachandran
http://naturalsearch.co.in
On 16:45:06 4 June 2008 AnthonyBurgess wrote:
Managing Director at Emediate ApS
05 June 2008 22:54pm
Hi Anthony,
The choice you're about to make depends on your needs and therefore I think you should clarify if you need a simple bannerserving solution or if you're going to use search- and keywords or other targeting options, in order to optimize your revenue. I recommend that you read the online ad serving buyers guide http://www.e-consultancy.com/publications/ad-serving-buyers-guide-2008/.
Personally I've used a very fine adserving provider EmediateAd http://www.emediate.dk. What I fancy the most is the availabilty forecasting and the executive summary for all your campaigns. I've also had good experience with the financial reports in order to monitor the sell-out ratio and average CPM's.
The support is also fantastic and swift!
Technical Project Manager (MBA, MBCS, CITP, CEng) at Naxtech.com
06 June 2008 07:02am
Hi,
to be honest the options are endless. It all comes down to the details of what you need either in terms of support or functionality, etc. There are solutions you can install internally and use and integrate yourself with ease. There are hosted solutions where you have zero maintenance. There are mixed solutions where you have a mix of hosted and internally hosted information.
If you let me know your exact requirements I will be happy to recommend something. Oh..and we do not sell such solutions! But can certainly help.
regards,
Denis
www.naxtech.com
denis AT naxtech DOT com