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Nuking The Competition
By: icarus, (c) Melonfire
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    2001-06-06

    Table of Contents:
  • Nuking The Competition
  • Getting Started
  • Building Blocks
  • Managing Things
  • All Wired Up
  • Doing The Funky Chameleon
  • Commercial Break
  • Conclusions

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    Nuking The Competition - Commercial Break


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    PHP-Nuke also comes with a pretty good built-in banner advertising system, so that webmasters can begin offering advertisers banner placement facilities immediately. The banner administration system, available from the administration menu, allows administrators to create accounts for different advertisers, and specify the number of impressions purchased by each. Advertisers can provide one or more banners, and PHP-Nuke will take care of rotating through and displaying the banners as visitors browse through the site.



    A neatly compiled table allows administrators and advertisers to immediately view statistics per banner - number of views, number of clicks, and percentage of views converted into clicks. This information is also available to the advertiser via email.



    While the system is pretty basic, it works well, and should satisfy most requirements...and, of course, you can always invest in a more professional system once the green stuff starts rolling in!

    This article copyright Melonfire 2001. All rights reserved.

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