Automated Image Feeds for Affiliate Marketers

by Shawn Collins on August 24, 2008

Kowabunga! released some findings recently from a two week test utilizing an automated image feed from Image Advantage.

Based on their observations, the process of matching images to ads generated significant gains for affiliates from the start.

Here is an example of the automated image feed in action from the bottom of an mpire.com page.

Image Advantage example

Kowabunga! currently provides Image Advantage as part of its ValidClick Search Network but may also incorporate the service into other solutions.

More details at http://www.kowabunga.com/kowabunga-press-release.aspx?id=300.

{ 6 comments }

Shawn Collins August 24, 2008 at 10:22 pm: I guess you just did make such a comment. Hopefully they'll reach out to you directly.
Nadeem August 24, 2008 at 10:10 pm: So, based on your television appearance Shawn in which Comcast got back to you after you publically commented on the lack of service, can I comment on Kowabunga's Primaryads UK neither paying us over $4,000 owed in commissions despite us waiting months nor responding to our emails hoping for a response?

I've waited ages for a response. It's terrible that a company like Kowabunga and Primaryads can treat a publisher like this.

I checked a few of their websites today and not a single one has an enquiry email address on the contact us page.

I wonder if they'll finally get back to me like your cable company did when seeing your twitter
Tim August 24, 2008 at 8:23 pm: This worked great for Adsense before G changed their TOS to not allow it. Never thought to try it outside of Adsense (doh!)
Shawn Collins August 24, 2008 at 8:22 pm: I guess you just did make such a comment. Hopefully they'll reach out to you directly.
Nadeem August 24, 2008 at 8:10 pm: So, based on your television appearance Shawn in which Comcast got back to you after you publically commented on the lack of service, can I comment on Kowabunga's Primaryads UK neither paying us over $4,000 owed in commissions despite us waiting months nor responding to our emails hoping for a response?

I've waited ages for a response. It's terrible that a company like Kowabunga and Primaryads can treat a publisher like this.

I checked a few of their websites today and not a single one has an enquiry email address on the contact us page.

I wonder if they'll finally get back to me like your cable company did when seeing your twitter
Tim August 24, 2008 at 6:23 pm: This worked great for Adsense before G changed their TOS to not allow it. Never thought to try it outside of Adsense (doh!)