Banner management

[ratboy]

I once saw on the forum a link to some free software that allows you to insert code into your site and then pick what banners go where from a central pool.

Any ideas? :-D

 

[Jeewhizz]

OpenAds will do pretty much everything

 

[ratboy]

Sweet. www.openx.org

thanks Jee

 

[Jeewhizz]

No Problems!

We've set this up for a few Acorners who have managed it fine.

However, I *highly* recommend you do the flash tutorial to get you started, else you'll just get overwhelmed!

 

[ratboy]

God this is one bit of kit - just printed some info off about it seems like it'll do the job though.

Why free though? I never understand open source.

 

[itrends]

Yup, run openx here too. Takes a bit of time to get your head around the structure, but once you do you will never use anything else.

 

[Jeewhizz]

Why free though? I never understand open source.

The aftermarket support. For example, we do work on Oscommerce based ecommerce sites. Oscommerce is free, and thousands of stores use it. But some need modifying beyond the original remit, and that's what we get paid for

Look on the OpenX forums (fora?) and you'll see people being paid to do things above and beyond what it's coded for

 

[ratboy]

Right I get that. Looks just what I want. ie manage campaigns across multiple sites.

 

[Cindy_Battye]

hi,

you can also us php open ad...google also introduce new program...google admanger.

www.google.com/admanager

 

[Bartlets]

More info...

Can some one provide more info about open ad?

 

[AdminAdmin is verified member.]

Their site tells you a lot, what do you need to know?

Works well in VB too

 

[ratboy]

I think our friend is topping up his post count?