Posted on 07/22/2014 1:06:53 PM PDT by chaosagent
I run Amazon ads on my blog and do pretty well.
But I regularly see targeted Amazon ads on other sites like Facebook and Weather.com that show me ads based on things I recently searched for on Amazon.
However I have not figured out how to do this with any of the Amazon Associate tools that are offered.
Anyone know about how to do this?
You have ads on your blog?
Got a link? Please share.
It has to be based upon the cookies of the person visiting your site. Some sort of script added to the ad space on your site. It is so common the tool has to be available at Amazon.
What do you mean by “Run ads” do you sign up at Amazon ?
All I know is I get pummeled with ads for pizza right after I order a pizza. From the place I ordered the pizza. What is the benefit of that to the advertiser?
I also shop for bikinis alot. I mean alot. Makes for a very pleasing background.
Amazon ad choices you can modify
This ad has been matched to your interests. It was selected for you based on your browsing activity.
DoubleClick helped American Express determine that you might be interested in an ad like this.
More information & opt-out options »
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Clear the cookies on your internet browser. Also known as deleting your web history.
You have ads on your blog?
Got a link? Please share.
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www.ourrvadventures.com
What do you mean by “Run ads” do you sign up at Amazon ?
Yes, I signed up as an Amazon Associate so I can run Amazon ads and people can order from Amazon through my blog.
I get between 4 and 6 percent on each thing ordered.
Amazon ad choices you can modify
This ad has been matched to your interests. It was selected for you based on your browsing activity.
DoubleClick helped American Express determine that you might be interested in an ad like this.
More information & opt-out options »
What is interest based advertising »
Internet Privacy statement »
I’m not trying to change the ads I see.
I’m trying to run ads like these on my blog.
Clear the cookies on your internet browser. Also known as deleting your web history.
I’m not trying to change the ads I see.
I’m trying to run ads like these on my blog.
You might want to give Adblock Plus a try. It’s free, works well and runs under most browsers. However, if you like your bikini, you can keep your bikini [ads]. Ever open a bunch of tabs and get a video autoplay ad, and ya can’t find the damn thing to kill it? Now I say: ‘What’s an ad?’
I’m not trying to change the ads I see.
I’m trying to run ads like these on my blog.
I get 5% of your take : )
Google: amazon affiliate
Or: amazon affiliate targeted ads
Their forum here: https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/gp/associates/help/main.html
Amazon affiliate
https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/gp/associates/join/landing/main.html
10 year plan to get rich
The Ultimate Guide to Making Money with the Amazon Affiliate Program
http://www.problogger.net/archives/2013/04/24/the-ultimate-guide-to-making-money-with-the-amazon-affiliate-program/
Try Google Adsense.
http://www.google.com/adsense/start/success-stories.html
This lady Ann Zeise started this site about Home Schooling several years ago and she was making $7,000 to $9,000 a month from adsense.
http://a2zhomeschooling.com/
Google search: Ann Zeise google adsense earnings
She posts a lot of tips to create traffice.
I get 5% of your take : )
Sorry, but I already do all of this. I’ve already got both Amazon and Google AdSense ads on my blog.
But in all the info that Amazon gives you to set up ads on your site, the targeted ad doesn’t seem to be one of them.
I was hoping someone on FR might have some idea.
Then 3%
Lotta folks with “reading comprehension” issues on this thread......I know what you’re looking for, but can’t help.
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