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Posted by cip6791 
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October 18, 2008 08:34PM
Is there any way we can add sponsored ads just the way google does? I plan on making a website for construction companies. I would love to have some of them pay me some money and have their ads come up first in the sphider search.

thanks.
Re: sponsored ads
October 19, 2008 10:41AM
There is a thread on here that gives direction on setting up this kind of thing with the inclick ad server. I wasn't able to dedicate enough time to give it a true test so I don't know how it would work. You may want to search for that and see if it works for you though.

I would be happy with being able to insert some code into my search results page to make it look like those right side sponsored google results too. Anyone have any tips on how I would do that? I had successfully placed a wide skyscraper in my previous (smarterscripts) search engine results page, but I did that by encapsulating everything into a table. I'm sure there's a better, more efficient way, but I'm just not a coder myself. If anyone can tell me how I could mimic googles right hand sponsored text ad links (with my own inserted static ads) for my own site, I'd appreciate it.


Thanks,
Selym
Re: sponsored ads
October 21, 2008 07:36PM
cip6791,

The inClick Ad Server can do what you are looking to do as selym had mentioned. While it does require some coding, the results integrate quite well.

You can take a look at www.petadvantage.com as this older Sphider deployment has this integrated. The results are above the fold, and in the rail (along the side). In the ad server, these are represented by two distinct channels - Featured Sponsors and Standard.

In both cases, placement is based on keyword bidding. As an advertiser, they can target their ads using broad, phrase, and exact match as well as negative. Thus, one can advertise to searches for "embroidered patches" while making sure the ad doesn't appear for "smoking", or even "male enhancement".

Extending on this, you can also open your system up to Publishers. For example, you could allow other Sphider users obtain ads from your ad server while getting paid a commission to do so.

Hope that helps.

-Bing
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Turn your Sphider into an Ads for Search and Ads for Content Advertising Network Free!
[www.inclick.net]
Re: sponsored ads
November 20, 2008 07:18AM
any free open source version?
Re: sponsored ads
December 08, 2008 01:09PM
have you checked out openX.org?
Re: sponsored ads
December 09, 2008 04:41PM
OpenX is vastly different than the inClick Ad Server in that with inClick, the system is designed around a self-service model for advertisers (and publishers).

Further, inClick is designed around full keyword support, exactly what is needed for search based ads.

-Bing
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Turn your Sphider into an Ads for Search and Ads for Content Advertising Network Free!
[www.inclick.net]
Re: sponsored ads
February 12, 2009 12:22PM
Go to my site in my sig. Enter snazzy in the search box.
Click Findit. You will see that I have indeed added ads on the top and right hand side like google.

These ads are pulled from a database and displayed according to the keywords used in the search box.

So what is searched will generally bring up paid advertising for the same keywords.

I modified the header.html, categories.html and search results.html. Plus I added a seperate index.php

I am still working on the site, but feel free to navigate it. :-)

Over the coming weekend I'll dig out the code and post it here.

Arty

Instant Free Advertising
Where Advertising Your Site Begins
[www.instantfreeadvertising.com]
Re: sponsored ads
April 15, 2009 04:19PM
looking forward to your code!
thank you.
Re: sponsored ads
April 17, 2009 12:15AM
Just a heads-up, we now offer a free version of the inClick Ad Server.

-Bing
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Turn your Sphider into an Ads for Search and Ads for Content Advertising Network Free!
[www.inclick.net]
Re: sponsored ads
April 17, 2009 01:53AM
"Take the inClick Ad Server for a test-drive for 14-days."

Is that the "free" version, a 14 day trial period?
Re: sponsored ads
April 18, 2009 12:04AM
The 14-day Trial Version has been replaced with our inClick Lite version.

inClick Lite does not have a time limit for usage:
Cost Page: [www.inclick.net]

-Bing
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Turn your Sphider into an Ads for Search and Ads for Content Advertising Network Free!
[www.inclick.net]
Re: sponsored ads
April 18, 2009 07:44PM
I see,

No time limit but a payment limit, free in the sense of "if things go well it does not remain free but you can start using it for free".

Sort of free but not really.

Clever marketing!
Re: sponsored ads
April 18, 2009 09:05PM
Yap sure there is a way to ad custom google like sponsered ads at the top or side of search results.

mail me @:

kamranwajdani@ymail.com
Re: sponsored ads
April 19, 2009 08:43PM
The idea behind our free version is to give potential users the ability to get started with no cost to gain a first-hand experience of what are product is, how its built, and what makes the inClick Ad Server different than any other platform available. On top of that, new users get to make $500.00 on us.

It's important to understand that the inClick Ad Server is not some simple script, but a robust platform.

With integration into a search engine such as Sphider, a search engine operator can monetize their search engine while including features that advertisers need - broad match, exact match, phrase match, negative match, advanced reporting, geographical targeting, proactive click-fraud detection and prevention, scalability, partner program, and so much more in a bid-for-placement environment. One can easily extend on the platform and start their own partner program where other Sphider (or other Search Engine platform) users could tap into your ad network as a Publisher to show ads on your behalf.

-Bing
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Turn your Sphider into an Ads for Search and Ads for Content Advertising Network Free!
[www.inclick.net]



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/19/2009 08:48PM by inmotion.
Re: sponsored ads
April 21, 2009 09:29AM
I just got started and InClick is VERY helpful, also I do not honestly believe there is a better backend for using supporting Sponsored Ads.
Re: sponsored ads
April 22, 2009 01:09PM
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