Banner exchanges... dead?

Discussion in 'General Marketing' started by UGLYSOB, Sep 25, 2009.

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    They come and go so quickly. I remember the good old days with linkexchange.com. Are banner exchanges dead? Would it be worth starting one?
     
    UGLYSOB, Sep 25, 2009 IP
  2. hop111

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    Banner exchanges seem to get a much lower click through rate than text ad exchanges. I would start a text ad exchange before a banner ad exchange.
     
    hop111, Sep 26, 2009 IP
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    That might now be a bad idea, would save a lot of bandwidth.
     
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    My personal opinion is that all banners have lost their value. I get about a .001 on some of my cpa banners. People actually ignore them these days. Text links are a lot better if it is in context.
     
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    Good text ads with strong descriptions can certainly generate decent click rates but banners can still be very productive in the right environment. For example on many adult tubes, a 300 banner can generate many clicks as they are often displayed to look like a thumb image.

    I think their is still some value in banner exchanges. They tend to be used by lots of newer webmasters.
     
    AdsBrokerage, Sep 26, 2009 IP
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    d0rhk Well-Known Member

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    it might be a good idea if you start a niche banner exchange. It would make all the banners way more relevant. Plus it would give the webmasters a higher ctr.
     
    d0rhk, Sep 26, 2009 IP