PRLog (Press Release) –
Oct 31, 2007 – Many website owners and internet marketers have long wished that they had an additional stream or source of income for their site but were stymied or put-off by the cost, sign-up complexities and various other obatacles that companies and service providers put in their way. Faced by similar problems the developer of th eCletnet website was searching for a reliable ClickBank-based revenue stream (this is one of the largest affiliate programs on the web) when he saw just how costly, complex and often how poor quality many of the extant tools were. As a resuly the decision was taken to build an entirely new site based on ClickBank and to generate tools to query and deliver ads based on this system that anyone could use and deploy.
There are so many bad products out there and most of them charge for their services. What if all those services and revenue streams could be brought under one unbrella and then made available to anyone with a website? It would also encourage all those companies charging for their products to produce and develop better applications and better systems to justify the prices they were charging.
The restult was the 'Celtnet Marketplace' which uploads ClickBank product feeds to a database, populates this with hand-crafed descriptions and images and delivers ads based on these products via different interfaces. The difference here is that all the marketing tools developed for this site cost absolutely nothing to deploy. Users can even add their own ClickBank nickname so they make money from all the products sold via their site. At the Celtnet ClickBank Ads Maker (URL:
http://www.celtnet.org.uk/auctions/cb_ads.php) page you can get ads for your site that include ClickBank searches, rss product feeds that you can place in any blog or website, as well as Google-like contextual ads that you can include in your own site. All ads are created dynamically and change each time they are viewed and they are driven from the latest daily release of ClickBank (and therefore are guaranteed to be up-to-date).
A small percentage (8%) of the total sales are used to aid the Celtnet site's 'Help Stefan Charity' campaign. So anyone who deploys these ads will be aiding this campaign as well.
Finally, here is a solution for the everyman. Anyone can go to the Celtnet ClickBank Marketplace (URL:
http://www.celtnet.org.uk/auctions/marketplace.php) and may pick-up the free ads so that any webmaster (large or small) can simply get a hold of and deploy on their website. All the back-end complexities have been sorted out for you and it's just a matter of adding a few lines of code to a site to deploy the ads. This solution is one that really begins to even the playing field between the bigger and smaller players. It makes adding a new internet-based revenue stream open to anyone. The internet marketing scene is changing and now, anyone, can begin to monetize their site...
