Put Ads Into Your RSS Feeds Easily With Feedvertising


Text Link Ads just came out with a new service called Feedvertising, which they dub as, “really simple RSS advertising.”

That’s true, it is very simple.

It only works for WordPress 2.0+ blogs though. Instigator Blog runs on WordPress 2.0+ so I thought I’d give it a try.

It was extremely easy to setup through a WordPress plugin.

The coolest thing about it is that you can put in your own ads.

You can run a total of 6 random ads (only 1 shows up on each post in your RSS feed), and while you can leave some to be purchased by Text Link Ads clients, you can also put in your own — for affiliate marketing options, other projects, etc.

I put in a simple “sponsor” ad for IGotNewsForYou giving away 1-year FREE subscriptions to the service (so subscribe and check out the feed for that!)

Here’s how that works (it’s simple):

The ads are short, and you can pick a specific prefix for them like Sponsor, Advertisement, or something custom. It would be cool if you could pick a different prefix for each ad that you put in there…

It’s a free service so I would go ahead and give it a try, and depending on the subject of your blog and the traffic you get, you may just generate a bit of a revenue from people buying RSS ads (hint, hint).

[tags]feedvertising, rss, blogging, advertising, text link ads, text-link-ads, link ads[/tags]

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September 28, 2006 Posted in Blogging by

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I'm also a Founding Partner at Year One Labs, an early stage accelerator in Montreal. Previously I founded Standout Jobs (and sold it). I'm a hands-on startup guy, helping companies grow successfully from the idea forward. You can reach me at byosko at gmail dot com.

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