Increase your revenue from your Premium traffic

May 21st, 2008

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Posted in: Front Page News, PPC Ad Units, Publisher Tools

Chitika | Premium targets a portion of your traffic that we consider “Premium” Traffic. For this traffic, we are able to use our behavioral targeting technology to show better-targeted ads, and really increase your eCPM.

How to increase your revenue with Chitika | Premium ad placement:

TIP #1: Place a Chitika | Premium unit near your article titles (directly above or below) like this (click to enlarge):

Publishers who do this have seen HUGE increases in revenue.

When the Chitika | Premium unit does NOT display – you have 2 options:

By default, the Chitika | Premium unit is set to “collapse” into nothing. This is a great option for people who want a very clean-looking website, because our ads will only show when we know that we can generate great revenue for you.
The other option is to use our Alternate URL feature to set a different ad to show when Chitika | Premium does not display. This will help you generate the most revenue from that placement on your site.

TIP #2: Add Chitika | Premium units to the rest of your websites! We now have ads for ALL types of content, including finance, health, travel, autos, and MUCH MORE! By adding Chitika | Premium units to all of your websites, you should see a nice increase in your overall advertising revenue.

Chitika users: Login to your account and click your “Get Code” tab to access your Premium Code.
Not a user? Sign up for Chitika Premium here

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One Response to “Increase your revenue from your Premium traffic”

Marek Says:
May 29th, 2008 at 10:15 pm
Chitika used to work pretty well for my blog (paddling with a camera) since I was able to target very specific products (waterproof cameras in my case).

However, the Chitika performance went really down recently (avg Cpc reduced 2-3 times) and the recent changes are making things even worse.

I just don’t want some trashy ads for mortgage or jewelry in my blog. I have troubles to target specific items as I used to before. The new ads format looks rather unattractive in comparison to former eMiniMalls. Maybe, things will improve, but I started to remove Chitika from my blogs.