Re: ONLINE-ADS>> adbot

Roy van Beaumont (roy_at_carprices.com)
Sun, 04 May 1997 04:34:03 -0700

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Mike Pooler wrote:

>Does anyone have experience with Adbot (adbot.com)?

I almost made the mistake of trying this out. Works great if you have
no advertisers, otherwise it can infuriate your current advertisers when
they find out that you let some of your inventory go at $5.00 / CPM
which is what most of it ends of going for if you have alot of it. Also, one
of your advertisers may buy some of it, and you will lose alot of
revenue in the difference between what you normally sell it at, and what you get
for it through Adbot.

--Roy
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