Comments on: Hello Slashdot readers! http://blog.openx.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/ OpenX Community News Thu, 20 Nov 2008 14:59:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Arlen Coupland http://blog.openx.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/#comment-4103 Arlen Coupland Thu, 23 Aug 2007 19:31:15 +0000 http://blog.openads.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/#comment-4103 You need to install Openads on a server, we do not currently offer a hosted solution You need to install Openads on a server, we do not currently offer a hosted solution

]]> By: Daniel http://blog.openx.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/#comment-4043 Daniel Wed, 22 Aug 2007 21:19:59 +0000 http://blog.openads.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/#comment-4043 Can you clarify - do I need to have my own server to use Openads on my site? Or can it be hosted on an Openads server? Can you clarify - do I need to have my own server to use Openads on my site? Or can it be hosted on an Openads server?

]]> By: JM http://blog.openx.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/#comment-3938 JM Tue, 21 Aug 2007 09:03:30 +0000 http://blog.openads.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/#comment-3938 Sorry, my fault. Confusion between billion and million ... JM Sorry, my fault.
Confusion between billion and million …
JM

]]> By: Arlen Coupland http://blog.openx.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/#comment-3935 Arlen Coupland Tue, 21 Aug 2007 08:30:20 +0000 http://blog.openads.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/#comment-3935 A popular feature of Openads for serving high volumes is the 'Distributed statistics' feature which allows for easy database replication across multiple servers, with 1 central server. You can easily scale by adding more slave servers, and if 1 server goes down your delivery will continue fine. A popular feature of Openads for serving high volumes is the ‘Distributed statistics’ feature which allows for easy database replication across multiple servers, with 1 central server. You can easily scale by adding more slave servers, and if 1 server goes down your delivery will continue fine.

]]> By: Oliver George http://blog.openx.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/#comment-3933 Oliver George Tue, 21 Aug 2007 08:21:51 +0000 http://blog.openads.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/#comment-3933 Hi JM, Openads can be used reliably to server billions of ads each month. I'm not sure I understood your question this time, you might want to clarify? cheers, Oliver Hi JM,

Openads can be used reliably to server billions of ads each month. I’m not sure I understood your question this time, you might want to clarify?

cheers, Oliver

]]> By: JM http://blog.openx.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/#comment-3932 JM Tue, 21 Aug 2007 08:17:10 +0000 http://blog.openads.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/#comment-3932 Yes, of course. And the technologies used in OpenAds doesn't make that possible ? Do you know if someone tested it ? JM Yes, of course.
And the technologies used in OpenAds doesn’t make that possible ?
Do you know if someone tested it ?

JM

]]> By: Oliver George http://blog.openx.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/#comment-3931 Oliver George Tue, 21 Aug 2007 08:14:34 +0000 http://blog.openads.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/#comment-3931 Hi JM We know of many Openads publishers serving billions of ads each month (which translates to well above 20M ad imps a day). At those levels you would have more than one server for ad serving including a dedicated database server. cheers, Oliver Hi JM

We know of many Openads publishers serving billions of ads each month (which translates to well above 20M ad imps a day). At those levels you would have more than one server for ad serving including a dedicated database server.

cheers, Oliver

]]> By: Oliver George http://blog.openx.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/#comment-3930 Oliver George Tue, 21 Aug 2007 08:09:36 +0000 http://blog.openads.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/#comment-3930 Hi Charlie You're correct that installing Openads gives you an adserver and that the next next step is to find some ads to display. It's often useful to start with some ad networks since it's easy to sign up and you can start making money straight away.... but forming relationships directly with advertisers will yield better revenue. There's lots of info on the website about this, here are some quick links: - <a href="http://blog.openads.org/07/jason%E2%80%99s-tips-for-successful-online-advertising/" rel="nofollow">Jason’s 5 steps to beat the basic ad network eCPM</a> - <a href="http://www.openads.org/revenue/" rel="nofollow">An introduction to using Openads to improve your revenue</a> - <a href="http://blog.openads.org/category/community-profile/" rel="nofollow">Openads publisher profiles</a> cheers, Oliver Hi Charlie

You’re correct that installing Openads gives you an adserver and that the next next step is to find some ads to display.

It’s often useful to start with some ad networks since it’s easy to sign up and you can start making money straight away…. but forming relationships directly with advertisers will yield better revenue.

There’s lots of info on the website about this, here are some quick links:
- Jason’s 5 steps to beat the basic ad network eCPM
- An introduction to using Openads to improve your revenue
- Openads publisher profiles

cheers, Oliver

]]> By: Arlen Coupland http://blog.openx.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/#comment-3927 Arlen Coupland Tue, 21 Aug 2007 07:51:42 +0000 http://blog.openads.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/#comment-3927 Hi, Openads is not an ad network, but an ad server software allowing you to manage banners and view statistics for as many websites as you wish, allowing you to sign up to as many ad networks as you want and manage them all in one place. It also allows you to create banners and provide other publishers with your banner invocation code so that you can track how many people are viewing and clicking on your banners Hi,

Openads is not an ad network, but an ad server software allowing you to manage banners and view statistics for as many websites as you wish, allowing you to sign up to as many ad networks as you want and manage them all in one place. It also allows you to create banners and provide other publishers with your banner invocation code so that you can track how many people are viewing and clicking on your banners

]]> By: JM http://blog.openx.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/#comment-3925 JM Tue, 21 Aug 2007 07:23:35 +0000 http://blog.openads.org/08/hello-slashdot-readers/#comment-3925 Does someone have an idea of the limit of OpenAds ? Is it possible to deliver 20 000 000 ads a day ? Thanks JM Does someone have an idea of the limit of OpenAds ?
Is it possible to deliver 20 000 000 ads a day ?

Thanks

JM

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