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961  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Anonymous Ads. Affiliates: submit your URLs of your sites to earn more! on: March 23, 2012, 10:20:48 PM
gotcha, thanks

yeah if you don't have an interface programmed to track those, it's too difficult I suppose

too bad cause it was a good concept

Well... I have some php example for tracking it (https://github.com/arsenische/aaap), and I plan to develop even simpler mechanism, but I need some time to think it over. My first priority right now is to resume payments to affiliates. So I am working on that feature now, plan to finish in couple days. I hope that affiliates add their sites by that time.
962  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Anonymous Ads. Affiliates: submit your URLs of your sites to earn more! on: March 23, 2012, 04:48:53 AM
Quote from: camolist
I just added my sites to the list but once I checked the list they were already on.  Sorry for the spam.

No problem, I fixed that. Thanks for participation!

what do you mean, assign a weight to it?

Weight is a rough estimation of site's value. Right now I am using http://www.getwebsitevalue.com to set the value, but it can be changed any time. So you can think of it as of some arbitrary integer number. Its absolute value means nothing, but it relative value will be used to distribute bitcoins between affiliates that have their ads on those sites.

are you saying that you get more money with a website that has a better value?
sorry if i'm a bit slow

Advertisers are supposed do the following 2 steps:
1) pay any amount to Anonymous Ads to bootstrap their ads (to get some impressions and to get connected to affiliates).
2) track bitcoin addresses passed as GET parameter and use those addresses to reward affiliates for successful visits (thus getting more impressions & visits from them)

Main source of income for affiliates should be step 2. But for some reason it doesn't work: most advertisers don't do step 2.

So I need to spend money received at step 1 to support affiliates for showing ads.

However (unlike advertisers) I can't detect successful visits to reward affiliates. And I don't want to pay botnets for fake clicks and impressions.

So I am developing a solution to reward affiliates with respect to weights of sites they have their codes on. Affiliates that advertise on sites with positive weights will receive additional support (proportional to 'weight' and 'health' of sites, and affiliate's 'share' of those sites).

Sorry for the long message... did it answer you question?
963  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Anonymous Ads. Affiliates: submit your URLs of your sites to earn more! on: March 22, 2012, 05:14:00 AM
Impressions:
30102
Clicks:
38

Earned from advertisers:
0.00000000 btc


am i doing something wrong?

I am not sure, but probably advertisers are doing wrong not paying to you. You got registered just couple days ago, maybe they will.

Anonymous Ads doesn't pay for clicks/impressions anymore since there is no easy way for it to distinguish productive clicks and impressions from the ones generated by botnets.

Good news is that Anonymous Ads will be paying you for having your affiliate code on your sites if you add them to the list.
964  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Anonymous Ads. Affiliates: submit your URLs of your sites to earn more! on: March 22, 2012, 05:07:44 AM
what do you mean, assign a weight to it?

Weight is a rough estimation of site's value. Right now I am using http://www.getwebsitevalue.com to set the value, but it can be changed any time. So you can think of it as of some arbitrary integer number. Its absolute value means nothing, but it relative value will be used to distribute bitcoins between affiliates that have their ads on those sites.
965  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Anonymous Ads. Advertise & Monetize. How much is the ad space at your web site? on: March 21, 2012, 12:25:06 PM
New feature:

Everybody can submit a site now.

Anonymous Ads will periodically query the submitted sites, link them to affiliates and adjust some stats (it may take a while to see reasonable numbers there).

I will evaluate each site manually and assign a weight to it. Some of the bootstrap money will be distributed between affiliates of submitted sites with respect to this weight and affiliate's share of the site (the share is estimated automatically).

Have not decided yet how much and how often I am going to pay, but it will definitely increase the income of affiliates.

So, please submit your sites.
966  Other / Off-topic / Re: The QR-Code Face on: March 21, 2012, 08:03:09 AM
Here's what I see, and I bet you can't unsee it now.



I can't unsee myself in the garden.. but flowers are burning now!
967  Other / Off-topic / Re: The QR-Code Face on: March 21, 2012, 07:20:52 AM
I see myself in the garden (looking at the flowers).


968  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Anonymous Ads. Advertise & Monetize. How much is the ad space at your web site? on: March 18, 2012, 04:22:48 AM
OK thanks maybe you can't view the GLBSE page because I have a LTC mining script on it and its generating LTC so some/most people can view it. About earning expectations well AdSense pay me over £0.80 a click but I've only had 6 AdSense clicks to the 21 Anonymous Ads clicks.

So your site generates less than 1k unique impressions/month, but your traffic is high quality and is valuable for particular advertisers, thus you expect about 1.5 btc/month for it?

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Hi does - http://glbse.blogspot.co.uk/ - work any better for you?  I've changed the LTC mining script.

Yes, it works now! Thanks!
969  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Anonymous Ads. Advertise & Monetize. How much is the ad space at your web site? on: March 17, 2012, 07:11:58 PM
I'm Affiliate 143Jgi4ycmHG3AUNEFTaWWTWXtAdMKNTpu and haven't received a penny in referrals  Sad  and I've only made 0.0663 from 21 clicks from over 700 impressions.  Websites - http://glbse.blogspot.co.uk/ and http://redstarmining.blogspot.co.uk/

Thanks for your message. For some reason http://glbse.blogspot.co.uk/ doesn't work for me Sad

And what are your minimal income expectations?

Dailybitcoins.com charges 0.05 btc for thousand impressions. I can support you with 0.08 btc/month for leaving your affiliate code on first pages of your sites (+ affiliate and referral income from it are essentially yours). Do you accept the offer?

Regarding referrals: referral payments are 10% of bootstrap payments made by advertisers you refer.

IFRAME and JS versions of ads already contain referral link in it, but graphic ads don't.

So if you want to get referral payments but you can't use IFRAME or JS code, then you need to use the referral link from your affiliate page (feel free to modify it as you like, but leave your withdrawal address there:)).
970  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Anonymous Ads. Advertise & Monetize. How much is the ad space at your web site? on: March 17, 2012, 02:57:31 PM
I am stopping supporting affiliates on behalf of advertisers because it gives incentive for fraud and distorts statistics. Only advertisers are able to reward affiliates for successful visits to get the more impressions for cheap. And it will be cheaper if I don't interfere.

Since advertisers don't always do it, I'll use some of bootstrap money to support affiliates directly (it won't be shown in stats).

Dear affiliates, if you are not satisfied with your income from Anonymous Ads, please let me know your affiliate addresses, urls of your websites and your income expectations.

I might be interested in renting your ad space for 1-12 months or in supporting you directly when your income is less than your minimal expectations. I have about 10 btc to spend right now and I'd like to use it to augment the affiliate network.

(updated original post)
971  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Anonymous Ads. Wanted: generous advertisers, diligent affiliates (publishers) :) on: March 16, 2012, 05:23:51 PM
Recent changes: affiliates can see how much they earned from referrals and how much they have left to withdraw. Referral link is also explicitly shown on the affiliate's page. You can use that link to attract advertisers and to receive 10% of their bootstrap deposits.
972  Economy / Auctions / Re: Advertise on thebitcoinreview.com - Round 001 on: March 16, 2012, 03:15:51 PM
I bid 4 BTC (for 20% of pageviews)  to put anonymousads' affiliate code there (if  it is allowed:))

no problem, i will do this ASAP.
just plain text no banner?

You can choose any version that works best for your site, affiliate code is at  http://anonymousads.com/affiliate/16BJmWmnEV4AJfmPnbxZkytae5VWU4FozN

If you want to style the ad, then please use the JS version.

Please give me your bitcoin address so that I could send 4 btc to you.

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oh sry about that, this method didn't work, so i came here.
I will be removing this option ASAP

Seems like you already removed it. I added graphic version to your list (http://thebitcoinreview.com/addbanner.php) for test, but it didn't give me any deposit address.

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However i am dedicated to perfecting thebitcoinreview, I will be adding neat features and improving navigation. I believe that as the bitcoin community grows, so will thebitcoinreview.com. your bids have already given me more incentive for bettering my site  Cheesy

That's great! I suggest you monetize your traffic with anonymous ads until you sell all the ad space Smiley
973  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: [ANNOUNCE] btcrelay.com (alpha): one address for weighted list of recipients on: March 16, 2012, 02:52:35 PM
Yes, I believe in most cases it is correct. But I can't guarantee it: bitcoind might choose some internal addresses as inputs for the transaction, in that case those money will probably remain in my wallet unnoticed by the system.


Hmm.  There is the need for a BTC Relay type of system except where the coins used for inputs in the relay needs to be tied to the funder's account.  Specifically, BitLotto tickets can only be purchased one at a time.  BTC Relay doesn't work for this for two reasons.  

1.) The way BitLotto works is that it will only use for the payout the return address (the bitcoin address used as an input on the winning ticket).  
and
2.) BTC Relay would combine multiple entries in the PayList into a single transaction.    BitLotto needs each ticket to have its own transaction hash as that is what is used to pick the winning entry.

BTC Relay is pretty close.  Would there be any interest in adding options (or offering a similar service) so that people who either use an e-wallet and those multi-ticket buyers could use this service?

There is a person willing to do a 100 BTC wager on BitLotto if there were such a service that solved this problem.
 - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=34007.msg803875#msg803875

I like the idea, but I don't know an easy & reliable way to implement it. As I said, bitcoind doesn't give much control over bitcoin addresses. If there is some simple & reliable tool compatible with bitcoind that allows doing it, I would definitely consider implementing this feature.
974  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: [ANNOUNCE] btcrelay.com (alpha): one address for weighted list of recipients on: March 14, 2012, 12:19:01 AM
Just to confirm, the "withdrawal" transaction has inputs that are not associated with the Deposit address used in the relay, correct?

I believe it is correct, but sometimes it might be not. I have no control over this process, bitcoind chooses inputs for the transaction.

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Additionally, that would mean that should the recipient of the withdraw happen to "return" the funds by sending an amount to one of the inputs of the withdraw, then those funds would go to some lucky person (Bill or Bob, using the example from above), and not likely to the person who funded the payment to the BTC relay Deposit address (Alice, using the example from above).

Correct?

Yes, I believe in most cases it is correct. But I can't guarantee it: bitcoind might choose some internal addresses as inputs for the transaction, in that case those money will probably remain in my wallet unnoticed by the system.
975  Economy / Goods / Re: [WTS] Steam Games for Bitcoins! (www.steamcoin.net) [BACK ONLINE!!!] on: March 12, 2012, 04:45:00 PM
steamcoin.net is now back online, with some updates to the website. Make sure to check the original post.

but you still have broken links at the bottom (Home // About // FAQs // Contact)


Not anymore!!

great! btw, why does your affiliate program generate some ref id (such as http://www.steamccoin.net/?refid=3d7986063b) instead of using bitcoin address as refid?

if you use bitcoin address, it would be more efficient to advertise with anonymousads since affiliate payments would improve your reward score and give more impressions.

Is there any documentation for anonymousads? 

There is a brief explanation. There is also a php example of tracking affiliate addresses and rewarding them. There is no much documentation yet, but I can help you set it up for free.
976  Economy / Goods / Re: [WTS] Steam Games for Bitcoins! (www.steamcoin.net) on: March 12, 2012, 02:30:59 PM
steamcoin.net is now back online, with some updates to the website. Make sure to check the original post.

but you still have broken links at the bottom (Home // About // FAQs // Contact)


Not anymore!!

great! btw, why does your affiliate program generate some ref id (such as http://www.steamccoin.net/?refid=3d7986063b) instead of using bitcoin address as refid?

if you use bitcoin address, it would be more efficient to advertise with anonymousads since affiliate payments would improve your reward score and give more impressions.
977  Economy / Goods / Re: [WTS] Steam Games for Bitcoins! (www.steamcoin.net) on: March 12, 2012, 04:18:52 AM
steamcoin.net is now back online, with some updates to the website. Make sure to check the original post.

but you still have broken links at the bottom (Home // About // FAQs // Contact)

978  Economy / Services / Re: Need web script - will pay BTC (details inside) on: March 12, 2012, 02:08:14 AM
I already helped him as mentioned above.

yes, but I need advertisers who allow any bitcion address to be used as affiliate id Smiley
979  Economy / Services / Re: Need web script - will pay BTC (details inside) on: March 12, 2012, 01:57:29 AM
Here's what I need:

I need a script of some sort that I can put on my website pages that will do the following:

1. Allow me to assign a unique URL for each of my affiliates such as: www.mywebsite.com?[ReferralCode]
2. When a visitor clicks on the Affiliate Link the Referral Code gets passed through to my Order Form and a cookie is placed in their browser to keep the Referral Code in place for future visits.

Other info: I will generate the Referral Codes for my Affiliates. The script simply needs to read the URL Referral Code and place it in the Order Form and create a cookie. I am using a hosted WordPress site. Please PM me with your proposal and bid price.


why not to use bitcoin address as affiliate id? then no need to generate anything..

that's exactly what https://github.com/arsenische/aaap does (you are welcome to use it)

update: I can help you for free too, and it will allow you to advertise with Anonymous Ads and pay to affiliates that give successful visits for you.
980  Economy / Auctions / Re: Advertise on thebitcoinreview.com - Round 001 on: March 12, 2012, 01:04:20 AM
adamstgBit, I've noticed a web-interface for adding ads at thebitcoinreview.com:

http://thebitcoinreview.com/addbanner.php

I'm a bit confused: do you sell the same ad space in 2 places with different conditions?
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