Many affiliates love Google AdSense, because AdSense serves up ads for them that make sense for the content on their sites. It cuts out a lot of the guesswork about which ads would perform best.
And it’s no secret that contextual text ads have a fantastic ROI. There are lots of success stories out there like Joel Comm, who has said “I Made over $25,000 in one month, and always make no less than $10,000 a month with Google AdSense alone!”
There’s a new tool, ContextCASH, that takes contextual ads for affiliates one step further. It’s a dynamic linking tool that generates affiliate links within the content on your site, on the fly, as it loads up in the user’s browser.
The key difference from AdSense is that these are not ads or promotional links. These are keywords or key phrases within any web page you publish that are automatically converted into links for you – without any extra effort on your part.
In other words, the software populates your content with affiliate links the moment users visit your website.
ContextCASH looks for keywords and dynamically transforms them into affiliate links that are already embedded with your affiliate ID.
I’ve been testing it for days and haven’t found any limitations. It can be used on a content site, a blog, a forum, RSS-fed content, an article archive, etc.
Out of all of the places you can use ContextCASH, I think the neatest application is in forums. Traditionally, it’s been tough to monetize forums with affiliate banners. But when you have the content of the posts turned into affiliate links, it’s a whole different story.
If someone clicks on any link, they are redirected to the landing page for that affiliate link that you input into the software.
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