The Weblo Ad Network: Connecting Advertisers to you - content owner
The Weblo Ad Network is an innovative advertising network that pays Internet users, not just website owners, to put ads on their social networking and video site profiles, blogs and in emails.
There are two sides to the Weblo Ad Network:
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Digital Asset Owners (Publishers): Own a social networking profile? Post videos online? Have multiple email addresses, maintain a blog or manage Weblo virtual assets? Then you need to claim your digital assets at Weblo and connect as a publisher through our Ad Network. As a publisher, you put Weblo Ad Network code on your digital assets and earn revenue generated from the ads. Now you can make money by doing what you already do online!
It's Easy to Start
Claim your digital assets (social networking profiles, videos, email addresses and blogs) to display ads and earn real US dollars. You earn revenue generated from the ads on your digital assets.
To get started, calculate the InterNET Worth of your digital assets and claim them. Next, create a space through the publisher side of the Ad Network. We'll automatically generate code for you to copy and paste to your digital assets. Next, Weblo will deliver ads right to your digital assets for you!
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Advertisers - Connect to Your Audience More Effectively: Use the Weblo Ad Network to connect directly to popular online content creators and their audience. Digital asset owners (publishers) have voluntarily created ad space on their social networking and video profile pages, emails and blogs and through our Ad Network you can place banner and text ads on their assets. Easily create campaigns with a budget and set demographic targeting criteria to ensure your ads are only in front of the right eyeballs. Set your CPM (cost per impression) or CPC (cost per click) budgets and start your campaign. Tracking and conversion features are available for free, as are the standard reporting functions. Why just advertise online when you can target your audience more effectively with Weblo?
