Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Clickday!
A “click”, is a beautiful sound to any publisher or advertiser’s ear. Those valuable “clicks” are people clicking online ads; which are truly the bread and butter of bloggers and website owners. It’s what empowers them to continue publishing online. In this study we ask: Which days of the week online ads get the most clicks?
Continue January 25, 2011
Do White Websites Earn More?
In its effort to supply the online world with valuable information, Infolinks analyzed their networks’ top earning websites by dividing them according to background color. Among the top 100 Infolinks earning websites 55% have a white background, followed by 15% blue and 13% black.
Continue October 12, 2010
Opera Does Better – Browser Behavior Study
During July 2010, Infolinks conducted a study of click trends based on browser behavior. We monitored advertising CTR and CPM from a sample of 40M impressions from 30K publishers in our network to determine which browsers out clicked the others and Opera clearly came out ahead…
Continue August 23, 2010
In Text Users Increase Earnings by 30% with Related Tags
Infolinks recently made public its latest feature – Related Tags. Before offering Related Tags to its publishers, Infolinks ran it as a pilot on 200 selected website. The results were surprising: not only did the Related Tags positively affect publisher earnings, it did so considerably.
Continue August 12, 2010
Aussies and Kiwis Click More On Online Ads
In the world of internet advertising, English language clicks reign supreme. During June 2010, Infolinks monitored advertising Click Through Rate (CTR) from a sample of 50M impressions from 25K publishers in their network to determine the clicking rates of English speaking countries.
Continue August 4, 2010
World Cup Games – Tweet During but Click After
Advertising at the most popular sporting event in the world, the FIFA World Cup, is big business.Throughout the World Cup games from June 11th to July 11th, 2010, Infolinks monitored 25M ad clicks from 30K publishers in their network, at certain hours, to determine click trends during World Cup games.
Continue July 29, 2010