I am extremely happy with them. After trying Kontera, Adbright and others on my main website, which has overhalf a million pages, they are the only other contextual advertising I’ve used that users seem to respond to, other than the Gold standard, Google Adsense.
With extremely simple ways to control how the information windows containing ads appear, InfoLinks ease of integration is top notch. They’ve thoughtfully included a simply HTML tag to enable targeting so that me (the publisher) can control where the double underline link which spawns the InfoLink window appears. With nice animation, easy to use features, visual appeal, and features like having your payment sent to PayPal, I think that InfoLink’s popularity is going to grow.
I saw the ads via some blog, and I became instantly interested. After seeing the features, I thought I’d try them out, and after a day, I can say that I’ve already generated revenue that I wouldn’t have had otherwise, and they pay more than Kontera on average. (From what I’ve observed) They also seem to pick up way more key words and key phrases than the competitors, so I’m ditching Kontera for my blog, and installing InfoLinks!@
Kudos to InfoLinks! Highly recommended.
Madman Rating 5/5
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