Monetize your blog with OIOPublisher

OIOP­ub­lisher is one of the best ways to set up an adver­tise­ment sys­tem for your web­site or blog. We use this sys­tem at Blo­gus­sion, and we couldn’t be any hap­pier with it’s easy to use sys­tem. The great­est thing about OIOP­ub­lisher is that this sys­tem cuts the mid­dle­man out and let’s you keep 100% of your rev­enue. So unlike ser­vices like Buy Sell Ads or Per­for­manc­ing Ads, you don’t have to worry about los­ing money you should never have to lose.

I just want to go over a few of the coolest things about OIOP­ub­lisher with you. I’m writ­ing this for you because I want you to see this scripts poten­tial to its fullest, and so you can make the choice to get it and make the most out of your blog advertising.

Basic Break­down

If you choose to use OIOP­ub­lisher on a Word­Press blog, you can just sim­ply down­load the plu­gin and add it to your blog. I have seen and tried other ad plat­forms that require a whole lot more than just adding the file to my plu­g­ins folder, so I was pretty impressed with OIOP­ub­lisher in that perspective.

Once I installed that, a lit­tle tab on the bot­tom of your Word­Press Admin­is­tra­tion will be cre­ated enti­tled “OIOP­ub­lisher”. That is where all of the set­tings can be found (there are also some things in the post screen sec­tion, but I haven’t tin­kered with those yet).

These are the three pan­els you will be in the most with your OIOP­ub­lisher instal­la­tion. A lit­tle overview of them:

• OIOP­ub­lisher: Con­fig­ure all of your OIOP­ub­lisher set­tings (API key, enable/disable, alerts, etc.)
• Set­tings: This is where you add any Ad Zones for any form of adver­tis­ing you want (text, ban­ner, inline, posts) and also con­fig­ure some other things such as your form of pay­ment, and email tem­plates for when some­one uses the system.
• Pur­chases: A detailed archive of every sin­gle pur­chase made with the sys­tem, as well as pend­ing ads.

The 5 forms of adver­tis­ing options OIOP­ub­lisher has are:

• Text Ads: Sell links on your blog.
• Ban­ner Ads: Can be any shape or size. Image ads like side­bar ads (those 125×125 ads you see every­where) are what you can con­trol here.
• Inline Ads: Put ads inside of your posts auto­mat­i­cally. You have the abil­ity to choose between RSS Feed, Video or Image Ad.
• Post Ads: This allows you to sell reviews. Not to be con­fused with Inline Ads.
• Cus­tom Pur­chases: If you have a prod­uct you want to sell, you can auto­mat­i­cally set options in here that will allow some­one who has bought some­thing to be able to down­load a ZIP file.

A great thing about OIOPublisher

Is it’s orga­ni­za­tion rou­tines. You see, you can divide your ads into things called Zones. You use zones to man­age your types of ads. For exam­ple, if you want to sell two dif­fer­ent sized ban­ner ads, you can divide the dif­fer­ent sizes into dif­fer­ent zones. You can name the zones, so your best bet is to name each zone by the size of the image if that is what you are sell­ing (for orga­ni­za­tional purposes).

5 other great things about OIOPublisher

1. Built in Stat Tracker: Allows you to see how many impressions/clicks each ad on your site gets as well as other infor­ma­tion like CTR (click-through rates) and others.
2. Get your site listed in their Mar­ket­place: You will be able to get your site fea­tured in the OIOP­ub­lisher Mar­ket­place where your site would be exposed to any adver­tis­ers brows­ing through the mar­ket­place. Check our page out in the Mar­ket­place!
3. Built in help: Get help with any­thing you may not under­stand in with the built in doc­u­men­ta­tion. All with­out leav­ing your Word­Press Admin panel.
4. Ad Server: You can set up ads to dis­play on other web­sites by sim­ply adding a line of JavaScript to the site. Pretty nifty option I’d say.
5. Set up addi­tional mod­ules eas­ily: You can extend the capa­bil­i­ties quickly and easy by adding some mod­ules to your sys­tem. Mod­ules such as Affil­i­ates, Demo­graph­ics, Entre­Card pay­ments (get paid in Entre­Card tokens instead of real money), and many more.

OIOP­ub­lisher is not free. That would prob­a­bly be too good to be true for a prod­uct like this. At the moment, OIOP­ub­lisher costs $47, but if you’re will­ing to make the invest­ment and use the right as sell­ing strate­gies, then I can guar­an­tee you it will pay itself off. It already has here (I had a coupon when I bought it, but I have still made over $47 using it! :p)

All in all, I can­not rec­om­mend this prod­uct enough. It is so pow­er­ful, and so con­ve­nient. It has every­thing you could want and more in an ad sys­tem. Do you want to know how amaz­ing it really is?

How amaz­ing is OIOPublisher?

Once I installed it and got it all ready to be put out live on Blo­gus­sion, I was doubt­ful of me really mak­ing any money from it. I have never made a penny off of sell­ing ads on any of my past blog, so obvi­ously my hops were not high. But 5 min­utes and one Twit­ter shout out later, the sys­tem had sold TWO ads and ONE Spon­sored reviews. That comes out to be $65 in rev­enue — obvi­ously pay­ing off the ini­tial invest­ment ($22 with a coupon). That’s not a lot of money by any means, but I was flab­ber­gasted quite hon­estly, and very happy that it was all auto­mat­i­cally processed.

So have I con­vinced you to try out OIOP­ub­lisher? If you are seri­ous about sell­ing ads on your blog, then you need to try this out now! Get started with OIOP­ub­lisher today!

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