FAQ's for Adstrip Manager
To read the FAQ for Viewers,
please
click here.
To read the FAQ for Advertisers,
please
click here.
Creating a Blogads account
Setting up and customizing the adstrip
- Inserting the javascript code
Sponsor bloggers
Accepting and running ads
Traffic, payment and administration
Hive
Creating a Blogads account
What is the minimum daily user
number a blog should have before they can consider blogads?
Blogs without a laser-sharp focus on one topic or community AND an
audience of 1000 readers a day usually do not attract advertisers. But
some blogs with a sharp focus AND an audience of thousands a day do NOT
get advertisers. One test: have more than a handful of companies
expressed an interest in advertising on your blog?
Can I run Blogads and Google
Adsense textads?
No problem for us. Lots of bloggers use the two tactics to compliment
each other. In its FAQ, Google bars "competing ads". This would include
all content-targeted ads as well as text-based ads. Text-based ads, for
this situation, can be loosely defined as ads that mimic AdWords ads or
appear to be associated with AdWords ads on your site. We do allow
affiliate or limited-text links."
How
can I change my password once I have created a blogads account?
Once you have logged into your account click on the 'Logins' link on
the left nav bar of the page. Click on your user email address that you
use to login to your account with. Now you will be able to add in your
new password. Please remember to save the changes.
Setting up and customizing the adstrip
I have lost my blogads welcome
email. What is the javascript code I need to insert into my blog to run
blogads?
To find your blogads javascript code, log in to your blogads account at
web.blogads.com.
Click on Adstrips, then on the customize link in the row of your
adstrip. The javascript code you need to paste into your site
is
at the bottom of the page.
OK, I have pasted my javascript
into my site and it is not working. Why?
Sometimes it takes a few minutes before a new adstrip goes live. Wait
for an hour and then refresh your blog page. If your adstrip is still
not showing please drop us a note via
http://web.blogads.com/ba_contact_us
I am using Typepad. How can I
insert the Blogads code?
Please refer to the following
HELP
GUIDE about adding the Blogads adstrip code into your Typepad
account.
OK, I've got an adstrip. How am I
going to get people to look at it, much less advertise in it?
Prime the pump. Put up an ad for friends or products you admire. Give
visitors a reason to pay attention.
What is a 'Finite' adstrip?
Finite adstrips can contain only a
predefined number of ads. You can set the capacity of your finite
adstrip during the adstrip creation process or on the customize
adstrip page. When the adstrip is full, any ads that you accept are
going to get queued and will run automatically when space frees up.
The blogads system automatically calculates the full until date of
finite adstrips and displays it to advertisers. When you accept a fixed
date ad it will take up a slot in the adstrip until the expiry date of
the ad. In other words, no ads can be accepted into the same slot in
front of this ad. By way of example, if you have an empty adstrip with
a limit of 3 ads, and on Jan. 15 an advertiser submits a two week ad
with a start date of Feb. 1, you will have only two slots left in the
adstrip until Feb. 14. You
could use an finite adstrip on top of your side bar, within your
postings or – if you set capacity to 1 – it will
even fit into
your masthead.
How
can I turn a non-exclusive adstrip
into finite or vice versa?
You cannot. You need to create a new
adstrip and then, once it no longer has ads in it, take down the one
you originally wanted to change.
Why
am I limited to two thematic categories for my blog?
In the past we had no such limit, and
several bloggers added themselves into categories that were only very
distantly related to the real focus of their blogs. This made
filtering by category meaningless for advertisers, so we introduced
this limit. Please select the categories that best describe your
blog's focus and your audience's interest. Note that you can join an
unlimited number of blog hives – as long as the respective
hive
managers decide you fit their requirements. A lot of our sales occur
via hives, so be sure that you apply to join all the relevant ones.
For more info, see this
FAQ
item.
How should I price my
adstrips?
Price hi-rise at 4 times your standard
prices and minis at half your standard. Price classifieds at 10% of
your standard prices. Alternately, price hi-rise at $4 per thousand
impressions, standard at $.80 per CPM, mini at $.40 cent CPM and
classifieds at $.10 CPMs.
I've
changed my prices and my pitch for the Order a la carte page. How long
is it before these take effect?
The order page cache is refreshed every 6 hours. If you made
the
change earlier than that, please drop us a note at blog-tech AT
blogads.com
I have an adstrip
that I do not want to appear on the Order and Hive pages. Is this
possible?
To make the adstrip "private", click on its "customize
adstrip" link. You will see a checkbox called Public, which
is ticked by default. Untick this checkbox and save your changes at the
bottom of the page. The javascript code will remain active and your
readers will continue to be able to submit ads via the Advertise
here... link at the bottom of the adstrip.
I made
a mistake and I need to delete one of my adstrips. I do not see a
option to do this. What do I do?
Only blogads admins can delete
adstrips. (This is to prevent the accidental deletion of adstrips
with paid for ads running in them.) Please be sure that the adstrip
has no running ads and that you have at least one other adstrip under
the same “blog” within your account. Contact us via
http://web.blogads.com/ba_contact_us.
Before contacting Blogads please rename the adstrip
you want to delete to 'DELETE'.
When do I appear on the Blogads
order page?
After your javascript has been running for 2 days and you've
exceeded 100 page impressions.
How can I make sure that my
adstrip shows up on every page of my Blogger-hosted site?
Insert the javascript unbracketed into the template. Take out all
bracketed information that may get gerenated by Blogger as default
around the code.
How do I set
my offer code?
Click on the 'Customize adstrip' link in the adstrips row. Enter a new
offer code into the 'Offer Code' text box.
How do I post ads on my own site
without paying?
When inputting your ad, use the “create
ad w/ offer code” link in the row of the adstrip. After
uploading
your ad, you will be able to enter your offer code via the
“Advanced
details” link at the bottom of the ad creation page. When
proceeding to checkout, you will see that the price is $0.
Can I use special characters,
symbols in my "pitch"?
Yes you can. In order to include characters such as
&,@,® etc. please use the HTML code of the character.
How can I change the pitch on
the Blogads order page?
Log in to your Blogads account, then click on the "Adstrips" link on
the
left nav bar. Now click on the link called 'Blog description' to the
right of your blogs name. Now you can enter your pitch in the 'Order
page summary' text box. Don't forget to
save your changes.
How can I change my prices?
Log in to your Blogads account, then
click on the "Adstrip" link on the left. At the end of your
adstrip's row there is a customize link. Click on it. You will be
able to edit your prices here. Note that the minimum price for any
time period or ad format is $10. Be sure to save your changes.
How can I create a second
adstrip, for example for premium orders or for another blog I run?
Click on "Adstrips" in the
nav bar. Click on the "Create Adstrip" link in the row of
the blog's name. You can specify the location or type of the adstrip
(e.g. Top right), select ad formats and set prices. (See [
this]
FAQ
item for tips on pricing.) If you are creating an
finite
adstrip, select it under 'Adstrip type'. If you want the
adstrip to display its name on the blog
then please fill in the 'Header text' box. If you have more than two
adstrips posted in your blog's HTML, the quantity of adstrips should
be noted in the description for each adstrip you provide for the
Blogads order page; something like "the first of three adstrips"
or "third of five adstrips" or "middle left of six
adstrips" or "one of many." (From Blogads perspective,
two or three adstrips per blog are the easiest to understand and
sell.) Labels like "Premium" should be used sparingly,
either denoting exclusivity and/or for adstrips priced at some
multiple to the normal adstrip on the same blog.
Can
I use my blogads account to create
adstrips for another blog?
Yes, as long as that second blog is
also yours. Click on "Adstrips" in the
nav bar. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and press the
“Set
up ad space for another blog” button. Follow the steps on the
screen.
What
are the different ad formats that I can setup in my adstrip?
There are 4 different kinds ad formats. All of these with the exception
of he Classie ad format can also be setup to accept flash ads. To view
these different examples of ad
formats please go to this
link.
By default all are
selected
when you first create your adstrip. This will allow a advertiser to
submit ad to any of the 4 ad formats into your adstrip. If you do not
want to run certain ad formats you will need to deselect them.
What
does the last column called 'accept flash price multiplier' in
the 'Ad format' pricing structure box do?
If 'accept flash price multiplier' is enabled in the
pricing structure box then by default any flash ad submitted at the
normal price of the ad format will be multiplied by the price
multiplier to calculate the final cost of the ad. The default mutiplier
is 1.2 but this can be set higher if needed but not lower.
I
do not want flash ads on my blog. How do I turn them off?
On your 'adstrips' page click on the 'customize adstrip' link
to the right of the adstrips name. Under the 'Ad format' heading you
will see your adstrip pricing structure. At the end of each of these ad
format is a column called 'accept flash price multiplier'. Please
remove the tag if you do not want to run flash ads. To save your
changes click on the 'Proceed' button on the current and the next page
till you get back to your adstrip page.
How
do I indicate that a adstrip is full?
Unlike in blogads2, the "full until" dates are now automatically
calculated for finite adstrips. When you accept a one-month ad into
an empty adstrip, for instance, the ad will immediately appear on your
blog. The next advertiser will see the automatic full until date. If
another ad is submitted, you can accept it immediately: the ad will be
queued until the previous ad expires. When you accept this second ad,
the "full until" date will be immeidately recalculated to take into
consideration the queued ad.
When viewing blogads
on my site
through Firefox,
the adstrip occasionally displays improperly. The ad appears to be
taking over the page. Is there anything that can be done about this?
Mozilla/Netscape 7 and above has a bug that is related to javascript
serving on pages with certain HTML. This problem is not specific to
blogads:
bugzilla.mozilla.org
The problem occurs only once on a browser: if the user hits the back
button or goes back to your page, everything will display as normal.
Not all users are effected, but we have not been able to identify what
exactly determines this.
A blogads user suggested that by moving all .css style sheets into the
Head part of the .html, the problem disappears.
Another blogads user suggested that you insert the blogads javascript
into your HTML the following way:
<div class="side">
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"
href="PUT_YOUR_BLOGADS_CSS_URL_HERE" />
<script language="javascript"
src="PUT_YOUR_BLOGADS_JAVASCRIPT_URL_HERE"></script>
<script language="javascript">var juryrig =
'hopethisfixesit';</script>
</div>
If you encounter this problem yourself on another blog, you should just
set the style in your Firefox browser (view/style) to "no style".
In IE there is a bullet point in
front of the headline of my ads. How can I get rid off it?
This is caused by the interaction between your
CSS and that
of blogads. You need to insert the following tag in your CSS (for a
more detailed explanation please see the 4th box on
http://web.blogads.com/Documents/blogger_css_explain)
div.adspot * ul {
list-style: none;
width: 150px;
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}
div.adspot * li {
border: thin solid black;
background-image: url(semi.gif);
text-align: center;
width: 100%;
cursor: pointer;
overflow: hidden;
display: block;
}
Sponsor
Bloggers
How can I invite other bloggers
to join
blogads?
Blogads works by invitation only. You
will earn 5% of the ad revenue sold by bloggers you sponsored. If you
have been authorized to invite bloggers, you will see a
“Sponsor
bloggers” link in your nav bar. Once you click on it you will
see
how many invitations you have left as well as your earnings from
bloggers you had sponsored. If you do not see the Sponsor blogger
link, please write to us at sponsors (at) blogads.com and explain who
you would like to invite and why. Please note that you will need to
comply with all our adstrip placement rules before you can sponsor
bloggers. See Sections 10.4-10.5 at
http://web.blogads.com/Documents/Documents/blogger_terms.
What should I do if the blogger I
invited to join Blogads has not received the email inviation?
The invitation e-mails are generated instantly, so if it has not been
received, it has probably been caught by a spam filter. Have the
blogger you wanted to sponsor contact us at blog-tech (at) blogads.com.
We need to know the email address to which the invitation was sent as
well as your blogads id e-mail.
Accepting and running ads
I've received an e-mail that a
new ad has been submitted into my blog. How do I review and approve it?
Go to
web.blogads.com
and log in
with your e-mail address and password. Click on "Adstrips" on the left.
Click on the name of the adstrip that has a new ad in it. This you are
able to see by checking the 'New ads' column. Now you will see a
heading 'Ads waiting for approval'. Under this heading you are able to
approve or reject the new ad by changing the ads status in the 'Action'
column. You can also select the 'Position' of the ads here. Save your
changes towards the bottom of the page. The ad will appear in your
adstrip, and on your blog, within a few minutes.
What happens when I accept an ad
and put it in the "any" status?
These ads will rotate within your
adstrip: each time a user loads the page, the ads will be generated
in random order.
Why
did an ad that I never approved appear on my adstrip?
You have three days after submission to
approve or reject an ad. After three days, the system automatically
approves the ad. The rationale for this is that our automatic
notification emails often get stuck in bloggers' spam filters or are
mistakenly deleted. Ads for which the advertiser has specified a run
after date do not get activated until that date even if they are
approved.
How can friends post ads on my
adstrip without paying for them?
Have them use your
offer
code. After they
have uploaded their ad, they will need to click on the
“Advanced
details” button at the bottom of the page. They will be able
to
insert the offer code on the next page. If the offer code is correct,
they will see $0 as the price of the ad on the checkout page.
Where can I find my offer code
and how can I change it?
Log in to your Blogads account, then click on the "Adstrip" link on the
left. At the end of your adstrip's row there is a customize link. Click
on it. Here you will be able to see the code-word you chose under the
'Offer code' heading.
What happens if I don't like the
way an advertiser has revised an ad that's already running?
Write to the advertiser and ask him to
change the ad. If they refuse or do not respond, get in touch with us
and we will manually revert the ad to its original state. In the
meantime, change the ad's status to “defer.” This
will remove the
ad from the adstrip.
Wouldn't it make sense for
bloggers to approve all ad changes before they appear live?
We're balancing a number of interests. First, we assume there's some
level of trust established between the blogger and the advertiser.
Second, a smart advertiser will want to experiment and update the ad a
lot; complicating this process would be annoying to both parties. So
this trust-but-verify scheme is the most efficient solution we've been
able to cook up. If an advertiser does something that annoys you,
"defer" his ad and drop him a line politely requesting a correction.
I have recently upped my prices
but see customers order ads at the old prices. How is this possible?
We had included your blog in a proposal sent to an advertiser before
you updated your prices. Proposals are valid for a month, and the
proposal has just gotten approved. This explains why the old price is
in the system. You can, of course, choose to accept or reject this ad.
My
(non-exclusive) adstrip is full but an ad has been submitted. What
should I do?
If you want to run the ad when space frees up, accept it and defer it
immediately. This signals to the advertiser that you do want to run the
ad. When space frees up undefer the ad. Note that you will only get
paid for this ad once it has been undeferred. If you get more ads than
you have room for, you should also raise prices.
An
ad was
submitted into my adstrip a few days ago. I did not have room so I did
not approve it. The ad has been approved - but I don't want to run it
yet. What should I do?
If this is an finite adstrip, even an approved ad will not run until
space frees up. In a nonexclusive adstrip, simply defer the ad and when
space frees up in your adstrip, undefer it. Note that you will only get
paid for this ad once it has been undeferred. If you get more ads than
you have room for, you should also raise prices.
I
have an expired ad that continues to run on my site. How can I remove
it?
Please refresh your browser cache. If you still see the old ad it
appears that the ad cache for your blog did not get refreshed. We
apologize for this problem. You can manually expire the blogads cache
by making any change to your adstrip: changing the status/position of a
running ad, accepting a new ad or pressing the "proceed" button on both
pages of the relevant "customize adstrip" sequence will do the trick.
Traffic, payment and administration
Site statistics show that I've
got a lot more traffic than Blogads seems to register. What gives?
There are a couple of possible explanations:
1.
Blogads on
every page. Make sure you have the blogads javascript on
every page of your site. Archives, individual posts, pages with
comments... everything. We can give you credit only for the pages that
include the javascript code.
2.
Spiders and
robots. The blogads server counts the pageviews by
displaying a 1 pixel by 1 pixel invisible image on your blog, along
with the javascripts. This may differ slightly from your own
statistics, as spiders and search engine bots do not read javascripts.
This can account for a difference of roughly 10%. Also, note that
the number of pageviews on blogads pages is updated once a day.
3.
RSS.
We also do not count traffic to your RSS feed, since feeds do not carry
blogads. This can account for another 20% difference on some
blogs.
4.
Traffic
measurement. If these reasons do not explain the
difference, please install these two free statistics generators on your
site for comparison:
Sitemeter
and
Statcounter.
They are simple to use and require little
effort to install into your html code. Other statistics report
generator programs may or may not identify the page views amongst the
page hits accurately. This is caused by endless possibilities that the
url's included in the page can have. For example, certain statistics
generators may think that any hit for .php scripts counts as a page
view, while some of the .php scripts serve images to be displayed on
the page instead.
Another option is to chec the pageviews based on the number of requests
to a page logo (normally a .gif or image file related to the main
heading of the blog site), as this is normally displayed on
every page of the blog. This .gif image has a unique url. Take the
www.blogads.com image url as a example:
http://web.blogads.com/blogads3_logo.gif.
You can check how many
hits there are to this url every day and how it compares to the number
of page views reported by blogads.
5.
Still unsure?
Contact us. If you have taken all of the above into consideration and
still feel that there is a discrepancy, please send your raw access
data logs to blog-tech (at) blogads.com and we will investigate. But
please
do this only once you have run through points 1-4.
How
often do the ad statistics get updated?
Every hour during the day. To be more exact, the
statistics get
updated at the following hours (Eastern time): 5 a.m., 6 a.m., 7 a.m.,
8 a.m., 9 a.m., 10 a.m., 11 a.m., noon, 1 p.m., 2 p.m., 3 p.m., 4 p.m.,
5 p.m., 6 p.m., 7 p.m., 8 p.m., 9 p.m., 10 p.m., 11 p.m.
How do I set my Paypal address?
Once you have logged in to your Blogads account click "My Account" on
the left hand side. You will see the Paypal address field on this page.
When do I get paid?
To lessen the risk from chargebacks, we Paypal within 15 days after end
of month in which advertiser pays for an ad when your balance exceeds
$75. We'll also sweep all accounts clean at year end. Make
sure
we've got your Paypal address and w9 information in your "my account"
page and we'll dose you out in our next bout of payouts.
Can
I use my blogads earnings to buy ads on other blogs via blogads?
You cannot. You can, though, use your normal blogads account to buy
ads, but you will need to pay for ads you buy separately.
How
do I know if an advertiser has bought an ad on credit?
When you receive the new ad submission
notification, it includes if the ad has been bought on credit.
Typically these ads get paid 30-60 days after their run. For more
info on the payment status of your ads, see this
FAQ
item.
How do I know which ads have not
been
paid for by advertisers?
The total amount due to you for such
unpaid ads is listed in the last row of the “Due
payments” table on top of your Accounting page. There is a
little question mark in
the Unpaid ads row. When you click on it, you will get to the Due
payments page. This page lists all the ads that we have not paid to
you, grouped by expected payout date. The bottom section of this page
lists the ads that have not yet been paid for by advertisers. Because
we cannot pay you for such ads, this section is called
“Payments
not yet due.” The original payout date for each ad is listed
in the
row of the ad. This is the 15
th of the month
following the
activation of the ad – i.e. the date on which you would have
got
paid, had these ads not been bought on credit. The reason we are
including this original payout date is to enable you to see how much
you sold in which month.
How
much money can I expect this month?
Please consult the the table "Due
payments" on top of your Accounting page. This page lists by
payout date the amount you can expect from us based on sales you have
made to date. The amount under “Unpaid ads” is your
share of ads
you have run, but for which we have not yet received payment from the
advertiser. For information on how to find out which ads have not
been paid for by advertisers, please see this
FAQ
item.
Thank
you for the payment! How do you know which ads were included in this
month's payout?
On your Accounting page, look for the accounting item "Payout of your
ad shares". There is a little orange question mark next to it. Click on
it and you will see the list of ads that were part of this payment.
How
do I get paid for ads I ran in Blogads 2 now that Blogads 3.0 is up and
running?
Payments from Blogads 2 continue to be made on the 15th of every month,
as we receive payments from advertisers.
I seem to have ads that
have run their course
but are showing up as 'Unpaid ads' on my accounting page. These ads are
not included in the latest payment date under the 'Due Payments'
heading. Why?
We can only pay you for ads that have been paid for. While we require
upfront payment from most advertisers, many agencies can only pay after
they have been invoiced. For large orders of repeat customers we extend
payment terms of 15-60 days from the date ads begin running. The silver
lining in this delay is that there is no credit card fee for these
payments, which are settled by check or wire transfer. Once payment is
received for an 'Unpaid ad' it will be removed and added into the next
valid payment date on the 'Due Payments' page. For more info on the Due
Payments page,
see this
FAQ
item.
I have passed the payout
threshold of $75 and have inserted my paypal e-mail address, but still
have not received money. Why?
If this payment would have pushed you over $600 in calendar year
revenues from blogads, we require a w9 form from you before we can
process payment. You will find the link to the form on the "My Account"
page. We can only pay you for ads that have been paid for. While we
require
upfront payment from most advertisers, many agencies can only pay after
they have been invoiced. For large orders of repeat customers we extend
payment terms of 15-60 days from the date ads begin running. The silver
lining in this delay is that there is no credit card fee for these
payments, which are settled by check or wire transfer.
You can see the payment status of each of your ads on the Accounting
screen within your blogads account, under "Payment date".
The
accounting page states that my next payment won't take place until Feb.
next year. Why?
While you are below the $75 monthly payment threshold, the system will
predict a payout for next February. No matter how little money we owe
you, we'll pay you within 60 days of the end of the year. If you pass
the $75 payment threshold, the payout date on your accounting screen
will come forward to the 15th of the next month.
Can you send me a check?
The threshold for check payment is
$750. If you'd rather wait until you have $750 in your account, tick
the “Check” radio button on the My Account page.
Remove
your paypal
address and insert your mailing address in the appropriate field on
this page. If the check needs to made out to a name different from
the name of the account, please include the recipient's name in the
Address field.
I have recently revised my
prices, and have just
received an ad at the old price. Is there a delay before the new prices
take effect?
Your new prices take effect immediately. However, the ad you have just
received was part of a proposal that we at blogads created for an
advertiser before you revised your prices. Because larger advertisers
as well as those working via agencies need some time to approve a
proposal, prices in proposals are frozen for a month. It is of course
your choice whether you reject this ad or accept it at the old price.
What fees and charges are
applicable to my Blogads account?
Please click
here,
which will take you to the our Service Fees page applicable to bloggers
joining the Blogads network. The charges applicable to your account may
differ from these and are available via the footer of your adstrip
admin pages once you have logged into your blogads account.
Why do the payout percentages
recorded in the accounting archive vary slightly from ad to ad?
Different payment channels have different fees. There's no fee when we
get paid directly, as happens 1 in 5 times (or so). Paypal's fee varies
a little depending on transaction size. Worldpay charges another set of
fees on another sliding scale. And Amex charges something else. So
basically, there's an infinite variation in these fees.
How can I change my login e-mail
address?
If you are logged into your account click on the "Logins" link on the
left nav bar. Here you will be able to create a new login by clicking
on the 'Add new' button.
Can
I create a second ID to access my Blogads account?
Yes. Click on the 'Logins' link in your nav bar and
then on the 'Add new' button. You can specify the new email address and
the password on the following page.
I
want a second person to be notified when I get a blogad order. How do I
do this?
You will need to create a second ID
associated with your account. See
Can I create a
second ID to access
my Blogads account?
I
have changed my email address. How do I change my Blogads user ID?
Unlike in Blogads2, you can do this yourself now.
Once you have logged in, click on the 'Logins' item in the nav bar.
This will show you the current email address. Hit 'Add new' and then
specify the email address you would like along with the password. Once
you have created this new id, the system will give you the option to
delete the old one on the main Logins page.
Does Blogads send any tax
documents?
We have been told by the IRS that advertising sales are a kind of
service that does not require the preparation of 1099s or any kind of
tax reporting from us to the IRS. Consequently, we send them - or you -
no information. You can, however, put together the information you need
for your taxes based on the Accounting page within blogads. At the same
time, sponsorship revenues
need to be reported on a 1099 form. If you are getting close to the
$600 reporting threshold from sponsorship revenues in the current
calendar year, you will hear from us and we will require a w9 form
before we can send any more payments to you.
I
have stopped blogging. How can I terminate my blogads account?
You can terminate your blogads account by taking the javascript code
off your page and sending us an email notification. Please read
Sections 12.2-12.4 of our Terms at
http://web.blogads.com/Documents/blogger_terms/
for more details.
Hive
How can I join a Hive?
Assuming you are a blogad seller, membership in Hives is at the sole
discretion of the hive administator, the blogger who manages the
network. The administrator sets terms for participation. This may
include linking to the network page, ad positions, including a hive
logo. Only bloggers who are linked to the network should show up on the
network page.
In order to join a hive, you must email your request to the hive
administrator. Contact blog-tech [at] blogads [dot] com with the
specific hives you want to join and we will send you the appropriate
contact information.
Can I create a Hive of my
own?
Write ad-niche (at) blogads.com and explain
why you'd like to create a hive. We prefer to deal with
long-time bloggers, people who are focused in a particular niche,
people who have a track record of supporting Blogads.
To read the FAQ for Viewers,
please
click here.
To read the FAQ for Advertisers,
please
click here.
