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How Can I start My PPC Affiliate Campaigns (7)


08-28-2013 05:58 PM #1 coolsleek (AMC Alumnus)
How Can I start My PPC Affiliate Campaigns

I just noticed that caurmen (and thanks for your help when I was PMing you), is posting tutorials (1 and 2).

I understand the first tutorial because my affiliate manager told me 2 campaigns that is working on POF and I can always find pictures on the internet.

It is the 2nd tutorial that is not clear. What software shall I use to edit my banner so that it can look like this
(sorry for outing this image)
Because from my understanding the person added a picture with a text.

For now I want to direct link, I don't know how to use dreamweaver. I would take my learning process gradually, but for the mean time, I want to understand the banner making.

Also, how can I get my POF ads account accepted. Mine was rejected.


08-28-2013 06:55 PM #2 JasperP (Member)

If you don't have photoshop, you can always try GIMP (it's free):

http://www.gimp.org/


08-28-2013 07:11 PM #3 coolsleek (AMC Alumnus)

Quote Originally Posted by JasperP View Post
If you don't have photoshop, you can always try GIMP (it's free):

http://www.gimp.org/
Thanks for the recommendation. I had the software installed on my laptop but never used it.


08-29-2013 09:24 AM #4 caurmen (Administrator)

Or Paint.net: www.getpaint.net .

You'll need to learn the basics of using it - I WILL do a tutorial on banners at some point, but I'm working on the rest of the step-by-step guide for now.

This tutorial covers approximately the same ground: http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/pai...tsy-banner.htm It should get you started!


08-30-2013 02:54 PM #5 stackman (Administrator)

Just a tip when editing / making your own banners.

Make them look amatuer / non professional. The amatuer looks will 99% of the time get a higher CTR and conversion rate compared to the banner you posted above which looks a bit too professional!


08-30-2013 04:02 PM #6 caurmen (Administrator)

^^ this.

If your banners don't look like a badly-formatted community newsletter made by someone who loves Comic Sans like their only child, you can probably boost ROI by making them look worse


08-30-2013 04:06 PM #7 pasibrzuch (Member)

http://uglybannersworkbetter.com/


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