Setting up Pay Par Click

HI, I’ve been asked about Pay Per Click systems and how would one be set up. I haven’t a clue - are there any out there which could be plugged into easily?

This isn’t a case of using Google as the system will be targeting a very narrow band of adverts. I’ll know more next week, but I’d like to get a head start on what’s involved.

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There are hundreds of these on HotScripts. Do you have any specific requirements that you can share? I might be able to recommend one.

Walter

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Hi, at the moment, no more details. I’m looking for options at the moment.

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Here’s a list, sorted by member ratings:

http://www.hotscripts.com/PHP/Scripts_and_Programs/Ad_Management/index.html?action=formsubmit&listing_sorting_order=member_rating&listing_sorting_direction=des

Walter

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Paul,

Your using our hosting. Look at Openads (OpenX) in your hosting
control Panel. One click install it into a directory and have a play
around with it. Its one of the scripts Walt has kindly listed on his
Hotscripts search URL.

David

On 2 Sep 2008, at 12:41, Paul wrote:

HI, I’ve been asked about Pay Per Click systems and how would one be
set up. I haven’t a clue - are there any out there which could be
plugged into easily?

This isn’t a case of using Google as the system will be targeting a
very narrow band of adverts. I’ll know more next week, but I’d like
to get a head start on what’s involved.

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David - I’m not using your hosting ;-)

I’ve more information now, and really what’s needed is an online solution, not some scripts. Client is looking for a system where the clicks are counted and payments taken without him getting involved with invoicing directly. He’s anticipating a lot of traffic, but at the same time he’s not wanting to employ staff to handle the advertising payment side of his business.

He’s speaking to a company tomorrow which should be able to provide a pre-packed solution which we can just plug into from our end.

The downside of all this is that the site he’s proposing will require a CMS to do most of the heavy lifting, which make life interesting.

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Opps sorry - missed out the word “if” at the start :-)

But even so - check out open ads http://www.openx.org - although it
looks like a learning curve will be needed.

On 8 Sep 2008, at 11:33, Paul wrote:

David - I’m not using your hosting ;-)

David Owen http://www.ineedwebhosting.co.uk

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