On one of my other blogs, I use the Max Stripe Ad to remind readers to subscribe to my RSS Feed. It is an easy way to add an advertisement or reminder for your readers. Now MaxBlogPress has come out with a new plugin called Max Banner Ads and I thought I would give it a try.
The plugin installed easily and it took me only 20 minutes to get five ads up on my site. The set up is so easy! You can add advertisements in four places – top of first post, sidebar, bottom of last post and within the post. I have added all except the one within the post. The best thing is that you can add as many banners or boxes as you want – each add will rotate in order.
I also love that Max Banner Ads includes stats. Here are my stats from the recently added banners. The stats included impressions and clicks. This will help me decide if an advertisement is working well or not.
You can download Max Banner Ads as ReviewWare right now. This means you can download it and use it for free but they are asking that you provide a review of the product or let others now about it. You can also purchase the Pro Edition. This edition removes the words “Powered by MaxBlogPress” and the price is $47.
Always interested in new promo methods, though our blog is on the full side when it comes to widgets lol! However, when I visited your blog you mention that has the Max banner, I could not readily find it? I’m sure it’s just me. On the plus side, got to drop another Entrecard
I have the Max Stripe Ad running on my other blog. It is just a small yellow bar at the top of the blog reminding readers to subscribe to my RSS feed.
I’ve been using it on my blog for a couple of weeks now and have enjoyed the simplicity. Certainly makes it easy!
It seems like there has been a lot of talk about this plugin that helps to increase its popularity. It’s a great plugin to have anyway, it just doesn’t really blend well with my theme.
Yan
Seems like a nice tool to try to increase blog traffic. I think the addition of stats makes it even better.