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iJoomla Ad Agency – Award Winning Advertising Extension for Joomla
iJoomla Ad Agency – Award Winning Advertising Extension for Joomla
You Want To Make Money, Right? iJoomla Ad Agency Helps You Make More Money From Your Site Than Any Other Option
Let’s face it. Running a website can be expensive. Hosting fees, design fees, salaries, etc. It can add up fast! That’s why so many websites & blogs these days rely on banner ad revenue–it really helps offset the costs of running a professional website AND can help you earn a nice living doing what you love to do.
You may have noticed that a lot websites have Google Adsense Ads on them. For some highly-trafficked websites, this seems like a pretty good choice to help generate ad revenue. It’s simple to set up, and easy to administer. But the dirty little secret about Google Adsense is that the majority of website publishers who use it make very little money.And some make no money at all–even the ones you see that have a million Google ads on their site. Isn’t your site’s traffic worth more than 1 cent per click?
I made 16 times more with iJoomla Ad Agency
“I’ve decided to test both Ad Agency and Google Ad Sense, to see which one brings more revenue. With Ad Agency I made almost $3000 in ad revenue per month and with AdSense only $178. Joomla websites can earn more money using this ad extension. That’s a fact. ”
Shawn Fields, GetSigned.com
there really isn’t a lot of control over who Google will allow to advertise on your site. Imagine, a competitor or an enemy advertising on YOUR site….ridiculous, huh? Well, it happens with Google Ads!
iJoomla Ad Agency Component: Sell ad space on your Joomla website for a premium price! Make more $$$
This is the most powerful ad tool out there for Joomla!
“If you are looking for an extension that will put ads on your site, look no further! iJoomla Ad Agency is a Joomla! Banner/Ads Extension designed to help publishers earn revenue by placing ads on their Joomla! sites. Advertisers can submit and upload their ads online, buy packages, start campaigns and run reports. This is the most powerful ad tool out there for Joomla! We have used this for many of our clients. Want to know how much we love it? Watch our CEO, Steven Pignataro, talking about the product on the iJoomla site. It’s a great component with great support. Got ads on the brain? Think iJoomla.”
Michael Pignetaro, corePHP.com
That’s why we created iJoomla Ad Agency. It puts the advertising power in the website owner’s hands, where it belongs! YOU control the price of the ads you want on your site, the ad packages you want to offer (CPM, CPC, or flat rate), the size of the ads (125×125, 300×250, 728×90, 468×60, text ads and more!), and who can advertise on your site!
iJoomla Ad Agency was created specifically for Joomla so no bridges or hacks are necessary. It works right out of the box and supports all standard ad types and ANY AD SIZE at all. With iJoomla Ad Agency, you can have:
How to install Mambo on your website?
SiteGround.com offers Fantastico De Luxe auto installer. This is a cPanel addon. It can be easily found on the cPanel’s main page. Simply click on the smiling face icon at the bottom (
). Look for the Mambo link at the left part of the screen and click on it.
A short description will appear to the right. Click on the New Installation link.
You will be prompted to select a domain name for which your Mambo will be installed. You should make sure that the domain name you have selected is already pointed to your hosting server. Otherwise the style will not be applied to your pages and your images will not be displayed.
If you would like Mambo to be the start page of your website you can leave the Install in directory box empty. If you are willing to have it in a specific subdirectory you should type in the name of the folder. The folder should not exist – it will be created automatically during the installation.
In the Admin access data boxes type the username and the password for your Mambo admin area.
Enter the name of your website in the Site name box. You can also enter the Admin full name and the Admin e-mail in the respective boxes. Those will be used when sending system messages to your new or existing users. Leaving the check box besides the Install Sample Data? label checked will install sample articles and menu entries on your web site. If you are a novice, we would recommend you to check the sample data before creating your own content.
Then click on the Install Mambo button.
On the next page you will see a confirmation of the details: the Mambo installation URL and the directory, the database and the database username (these are created automatically). The page may also contain notices about missing details or other system messages. Do not ignore them! Note that you cannot install more than one script in a single directory. Click on the Finish installation button to proceed.
On the third page you will see the installation details.
If you have selected to install Mambo in your root directory you will be able to access the site using the address below:
http://yourdomainname.com
and the administrative interface will be found at:
http://yourdomainname.com/administrator/
In case you have decided to set Mambo in a specific directory, e.g. ‘mambo’, you will be able to reach your installation at:
http://yourdomainname.com/mambo/
The administrator login will be located at:
http://yourdomainname.com/mambo/administrator/
WordPress hits 100 Million Plugin Downloads and Counting
WordPress 3.0 Thelonious passed 3 million downloads yesterday, and today the plugin directory followed suit with a milestone of its own: 100 million downloads.
The WordPress community’s growth over the years has been tremendous, and we want to reinvest in it. So we’re taking the next two months to concentrate on improving WordPress.org. A major part of that will be improving the infrastructure of the plugins directory. More than 10,000 plugins are in the directory, every one of them GPL compatible and free as in both beer and speech. Here’s what we have in mind:
We want to provide developers the tools they need to build the best possible plugins. We’re going to provide better integration with the forums so you can support your users. We’ll make more statistics available to you so you can analyze your user base, and over time we hope to make it easier for you to manage, build, and release localized plugins.
We want to improve how the core software works with your plugin and the plugin directory. We’re going to focus on ensuring seamless upgrades by making the best possible determinations about compatibility, and offer continual improvements to the plugin installer. And we also want to give you a better developer tool set like SVN notifications and improvements to the bug tracker.
We’re also going to experiment with other great ideas to help the community help plugin authors. We want it to be easy for you to offer comments to plugin authors and the community, including user reviews and better feedback. We may experiment with an adoption process for abandoned plugins as a way to revitalize hidden gems in the directory. I’m not sure there is a better way to show how extendable WordPress is and how awesome this community is at the same time.
As Matt said in the 3.0 release announcement, our goal isn’t to make everything perfect all at once. But we think incremental improvements can provide us with a great base for 3.1 and beyond, and for the tens of millions of users, and hundreds of millions of plugin downloads to come.