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Clicking Through: A phpBanner Primer
By: Melonfire
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    2004-04-21


    Table of Contents:
  • Clicking Through: A phpBanner Primer
  • Start Me Up
  • Client Server
  • Of Pictures and Words
  • Hits And Misses
  • Hooking Up
  • Different Strokes
  • Clicking Through

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    Clicking Through: A phpBanner Primer
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    As your Web site gets more and more popular, you're going to need a capable banner management program to help you keep track of customers, banners and clicks. Take a look at phpBanner, which just might be what you're looking for!

    The Popular Choice

    Recently, I put together a Web site, plugged in some interesting content, and (against all my expectations) the public actually liked it. People started telling each other about it, and visiting it again and again. Which was great for my ego, but really hard on my wallet; after the first month, I was sent a humongous traffic bill by my Web hosting company.

    I had to think of some way of subsidizing the costs of my Web hosting program. The traditional route -- signing up for a banner exchange program -- beckoned, but I didn't really relish the thought of spending the days counting all the cents that came my way. So I thought of making things more interesting -- managing the show by myself and pocketing all the dollars (not cents) without having to share them with anyone.

    This led to a simple mandate -- find a simple, easy-to-use, effective banner management application. I went straight to Google.com for the answer, and immediately came across the very popular phpAdsNew application. A quick review revealed that this application had matured from a primitive banner management application to a sophisticated piece of software suitable for use on any large portal. Only one catch: the complex marketing terms and wealth of options left me a little dazed, and I thought I'd keep looking to see if I could find something a little simpler.

    I got lucky (just like my Web site) and came across phpBanner.



     
     
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