which is best infolink or textads

i will suggest you "infolink "because Infolinks In-Text ads complete the contextual web ad experience initiated by AdSense.
 
Infolinks have the dotted option to inline, related tag, search widget, etc...
Infolinks is the best...
 
Hi everyone, this is Pamela from Infolinks. Thanks for all of the great support! I must say that I agree, Infolinks is the better choice :) Our relevant ads served in real-time can't be beat. For questions or optimization tips, contact our Customer Support team at any time.

Happy blogging!
Pamela :)
 
I use infolinks. They are great, however, a little picky about what sites they accept. They review each site you submit and these need to be approved to display the ads. I already got paid by them before.
 
Another vote for infolinks - they have been great to work with - I usually put them on my sites that are rising in traffic until I hit the numbers I am going for and then I put adsense up.
 
Thank you Guys for the Links will check this out!!!
 
Hi everyone, this is Pamela from Infolinks. Thanks for all of the great support! I must say that I agree, Infolinks is the better choice :) Our relevant ads served in real-time can't be beat. For questions or optimization tips, contact our Customer Support team at any time.

Happy blogging!
Pamela :)


Hi Pamela,

welcome.

How much traffic do you guys have on your network?

I have been reading some stories on WF about your service. People are hardly getting any traffic as advertiser (when bidding on broad keywords).


Do you have any coupons for new advertisers (not publishers) so that we can test out your network and see what to expect before paying the $25 sign up fee and $15 monthly charge ....


Cheers,

John.
 
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good question .. also wanna know
Hi Pamela,

welcome.

How much traffic do you guys have on your network?

I have been reading some stories on WF about your service. People are hardly getting any traffic as advertiser (when bidding on broad keywords).


Do you have any coupons for new advertisers (not publishers) so that we can test out your network and see what to expect before paying the $25 sign up fee and $15 monthly charge ....


Cheers,

John.
 
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