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Do You Sell Ads on Your Website? Check Out This Tool Then - DailyBlogTips

Do You Sell Ads on Your Website? Check Out This Tool Then - DailyBlogTips


Do You Sell Ads on Your Website? Check Out This Tool Then

Posted: 03 Mar 2016 04:41 AM PST

Advertising is the most used monetization method around the web. That is because it’s also one of the most eficient, as you just need to place some code on your site and collect the check at the end of the month.

There is just one problem, if you don’t optimize your ads well you might leave a lot of money on the table. For instance, how do you know that you are selling your ad spots for the companies and advertisers willing to pay the highest price or CPM?

One way to solve this problem is to use an ad management system or service. Recently I came across a cool one called AdSpyglass.

The first feature you’ll be using id the CPM comparisson. The tool will compare the amount offered by different brokers, and it will sell your spot for the highest paying one. They work with the following ad brokers (you can request the addition of new ones if you need):

-Adamoads.com
-AdsTerra.com
-AdXpansion.com
-BitterStrawberry.org
-Clickadu.com
-Clickpapa.com
-ClicksVenue.com
-DoublePimp.com
-Ero-Advertising.com
-ExoClick.com
-FPCTraffic.com
-JuicyAds.com
-PopCash.net
-RoyalAds.net
-TrafficHolder.com
-TrafficBroker.com
-Traffichunt.com
-TrafficShop.com

Merely by using this comparisson their publishers have increased ad revenues by up to 200%.

Apart from boosting revenues, the tool also allows you to manage all your ads from a single interface, which is quite useful to understand how your sites are doing.

If you sell direct ads, you will also be able to manage those using the AdSpyglass platform, and you can also tell the system what should be done with your unsold traffic. For instance, you could use your own ads on those spots.

You will pay $50 for 600k impressions. If you manage to increase your revenues, therefore, you should recover the investment pretty quickly. They also offer 30 days of free trial, so check it out!

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How to do html 5 background video for websites and encoding rate

Posted: 02 Mar 2016 07:14 AM PST

With my girls all into showing dogs,  in particular Kerry Blue Terriers,  in true ShoeMoney style I acquired the domain kerryblueterriers.com. BTW exact match dog breed domains are expensive as shit.  This was the 2nd most I have ever paid for a domain name.

They are 8 and 10 years old and don’t have any content but now plan to do posts, review products, interview other dog owners, etc,etc.

So I wanted to put a coming soon page up and I also wanted to figure out how to do html5 background video.

All most all of the Google results were either about reviewing sites with it OR doing it for blocks of css.

To my surprise its SUPER quick to load if you encode it right.

You can use pretty much any video editor to set the bit rate properly.

I recommend exporting your video in 720p (1280×720) at 700kb.  On that page I did a 30 second video and its less than 10mb.  Its mp4 with h.264 encoding so it streams.

I also did higher bit rates and 1080p video and I honestly couldn’t tell the difference.

I did an overlay in the video editor but you can use standard css to overlay it with whatever color you want in whatever transparent level you want.

Here is the code I used:

html:

      <!DOCTYPE html>  <html >    <head>      <meta charset="UTF-8">      <title>Juliet & Joslyn's Kerry Blue Terriers</title>                <link rel="stylesheet" href="css/style.css">                        </head>      <body>        <html lang="en">    <head>      <meta charset="utf-8">      <title>Juliet & Joslyn's Kerry Blue Terriers</title>  <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.4/css/bootstrap.min.css">      </head>    <body>      <video autoplay loop muted poster="pic.png" id="background">      <source src="girls.mp4" type="video/mp4">  </video>    <div class="container">      <div class="row">        <div class="col-md-12">          <center><h1>Juliet & Joslyn's Kerry Blue Terriers</h1><BR><BR><BR><BR>  		<h1> Coming soon - Grooming, Showing, and All things from the pro's.</h1>         </div>      </div>    </div>    </body>  </html>               </body>  </html>      

 

CSS:

    #background {      position: fixed;      top: 50%;      left: 50%;      min-width: 100%;      min-height: 100%;      width: auto;      height: auto;      z-index: -100;      -webkit-transform: translateX(-50%) translateY(-50%);      transform: translateX(-50%) translateY(-50%);      background: url(polina.jpg) no-repeat;      background-size: cover;  }  .container h1 {    color: white;  font-size:45px;    }    

To see my example look at http://kerryblueterriers.com.