POF Case Study: How High to Bid for Top Placement With 728×90 Wide Banners
In POF, 728×90 “Wide Banners” run in the same locations as the smaller 310×110 and 110×80 “Small Ads”. If you have two identically-targeted campaigns, however, the one running Small Ads will get delivered at an earlier session depth than the one running Wide Banners, unless you raise the bid of the wide banners well beyond…
Advanced Photoshop Batch Processing: Using Sources from Multiple Directories Through Templating
This week, I had multiple people ask me how they can create a batch of 300×250 ads with their current collection of 310×110 ads. So, say you had 80 small ads and you wanted to combine them into 40 IAB banners, how would you do it? At first, I thought there was no way since…
POF Case Study: Challenging the Left-Justified Image Placement
Hey guys, this is Aziz, and this is my debut post on the blog. I hope you guys enjoy it! If you’ve ever had the chance to check out the ads running on POF, I’m sure you’ve noticed that 99% of the ads you see have the typical image-on-the-left, copy-on-the-right placement. Why is this…
Create Your Own Image Variation Packs + the Trick to Mimicking POF’s 110×80 Ads
In addition to the little POF trick I’m going to demonstrate in this video, I also show you how to apply multiple image variations to any ad, be it POF or Facebook. Through Photoshop Record Actions and Batch Processing, you can create your own library of border, or any other type of, variations that you…
3 Tricks to Differentiate Your Ad Using Photoshop
Most of us have seen and do see lots of ads every day, whether we are affiliate marketers or the general consumer. Anything that makes our ads look different will give you a chance for more looks from your traffic. If you advertise with small ads in POF, you know that those are put side…