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AdBrite launches InVideo

Adbrite InVideoI just got home from spending New Years eve in NYC with my girlfriend and I was kinda behind with e-mails and industry news, but my rep over at AdBrite just showed me their new product; AdBrite InVideo.

Now, accept for this blog I don’t own any blog or video oriented website, but this is a great step towards new opportunities. For Advertisers like myself we finally have an easy manageable way to engage in video advertising and blog owners and more importantly artists / video creators can finally earn some bucks of their unique content.

Check out the full article here

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4 Responses to “AdBrite launches InVideo”
  1. JonB Says:
    January 5th, 2007 at 4:17

    Take a look at some of the sites that vSocial has for turn-key solutions for content creators. These sites have unlimited uploads, user defined skins, color schemes, players, categories, sorting, and complete social networking tools (enabled on the last one).

    None of these sites have ads enabled, but they are completely capable of doing so:

    http://webba.vsocial.com
    http://video.amateurgolf.com
    http://cheernetwork.com
    http://jonhammond.vsocial.com/
    http://djayc.vsocial.com/

    The players are completly customized, including logo, watermark, and link backs. Even the color schemes are user controled and configured… and we’ve been doing this for months now.

  2. Wytze Says:
    January 5th, 2007 at 4:41

    I see, but it’s the Advertisement capability I’m complimenting :) The video player is not that special. There are tons of free embedded flv players.

    If this is what you’re doing on a core level, you should definitely consider playing AdBrite’s game.

  3. Ty Graham Says:
    January 8th, 2007 at 10:15

    I remarkably foresaw with great detail the complete solution and was first to come up with a solution similar to this years ago. I have well documented my attempts yet I have been waiting for market maturation to pursue it. I have been sitting on the complete solution quite a while now. If anyone is seriously interested in funding the brilliant patent-pending advertising solution, contact me at gigaboy20 at yahoo.

  4. Job Search Says:
    July 30th, 2007 at 7:15

    Oooops. With an average of over 40% of campaign clicks, coming from identical IP addresses, click fraud should be their #1 priority.

    I ran four campaigns in the month of July, 2007. Each campaign had an average of 40% of the clicks coming from identical IP addresess.

    I spent between $38, and $250 per campaign.

    Unless you can track the IP addresses that Adbrite sends you, they won’t admit click fraud.

    If you decide to use Adbrite, which I think you shouldn’t given the many other second and third tier PCC enignes out there, you will need to have access to your server logs, and prepare a report and even then they won’t refund or even credit your money. You actually have to get rather clever to get your money refunded.

    Adbrite knows about this problem, and when you complain they will send fraud issues their ‘fraud department’ but good luck ever hearing back from them, unless you escalate the issue.

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