Yes - you can add HTML links into your ad's text portion. Be sure to use the full HTML codes for http or mailto. This format is perfect for magazines who want to post links to different articles as well as to their subscription form. Likewise, a company pushing multiple services can link to each ind... read more

You can add bold, underline and italics, but centering and text color won't work (bloggers determine how ads appear on their sites in terms of the coloring, font, alignment, etc. so those elements will vary from blog to blog). You're also able to place direct hyperlinks within the text portion of the... read more

Yes, you can. In order to include characters such as &,@,© etc. please use the HTML code of the character rather than entering the character directly as a combination of keys from your keyboard.

To auto-feed headlines into your ad text, in the available text portion on the create ad page, place your RSS url after the letters   @RSS:http://   and your text will update every hour. You can add up to 20 characters of additional text after ... read more

Yes. When you are on the Create Ad page, click on the "Advanced Details" button at the bottom. You will see a column called "Clickthru URL," this is where you are able to add in your individual blog tracking urls. You will need to do this for each blog- enter each Clickthru URL into the appropriate c... read more

Please refer to the following help guide for more information concerning flash ads.

Yes, you can add multiple creatives to your ad. This can either be done after an ad is live or after saving the ad in your shopping cart.



To add multiple creatives to a live ad go to your "Active Ads" page and click on the "Versions" link to the right of your ads' name. To add a... read more

Yes. Once your ad is running, you will need to go to the "Active Ads" page within your Blogads account. There is a column called 'Clicks-Views-CTR'. Click on any number appearing under this column to go to the "Detailed statistics" page. There you will be able to view the ad's complete statistics - ... read more

Yes flash ads can contain sound, but it must be user-initiated - the sound can not begin automatically. Please be aware that ads with sound are likely to anger readers and be rejected.