Adskeeper is a native advertising platform that connects advertisers with a vast network of publishers, enabling businesses to reach their target audiences through engaging and non-intrusive ad formats.

Native advertising is a form of paid advertising where the ad matches the look, feel, and function of the media format in which it appears. Unlike traditional display ads or banner ads, native ads integrate naturally with the surrounding content, making them less intrusive and more engaging for users.

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Adskeeper has thoroughly reviewed and updated its policies to align with GDPR standards, ensuring that all aspects of the regulation are effectively implemented.

Data Processing Roles: Within the framework of GDPR, Adskeeper functions both as a Data Controller and a Data Processor.
Data Controller: For user data collected through its platform, Adskeeper determines the purposes and means of processing.
Data Processor: For data collected on behalf of clients (respondents), Adskeeper processes data according to the client’s instructions, who act as Data Controllers.

To respect website user preferences, Adskeeper provides an opt-out mechanism. Website owners can implement a specific script that, when activated by a user, prevents the storage of unique cookies used for targeted advertising. This ensures that users who opt out still receive ads, but these ads are not personalized based on their data.

Adskeeper commits to retaining personal data only as long as necessary to fulfill the purposes for which it was collected or as required by applicable laws. Adskeeper users with active accounts have control over their data and can request deletion when needed.

Absolutely! Native advertising sits pretty high on the preference ladder for affiliate marketers. Whether you compare it with PPC, Banner Ads, or Social Media Ads, native advertising stands out for driving impactful performance.

The price tag for native advertising can range anywhere from $500 to a whopping $500,000. Factors like the publisher’s inventory, their domain credibility, target audience, and traffic niche competition play a part.

To create a campaign follow these steps.

Log in: Access your Adskeeper Dashboard with your credentials.
Add Campaign: Click the “Add Campaign” button to initiate the process.
Configure Details: Fill in the required fields, selecting the appropriate campaign type based on your product or service.
Set Targeting: Define your audience by specifying regions, devices, operating systems, and other parameters.
Confirm: Review your settings and click “Confirm” to launch the campaign.
For a detailed walkthrough, refer to Adskeeper’s guide on creating advertising campaigns in the Help Center.

Adskeeper offers over ten tailor-made filter solutions, allowing advertisers to target audiences based on:

Geography (Country, region, or city)
Device Type (Desktop, mobile, or tablet)
Operating System (Windows, iOS, Android, etc.)
Browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.)
Language (User’s preferred language)
Retargeting (Re-engage users who have previously interacted with your ads)

Retargeting allows you to re-engage visitors who have previously interacted with your ads or website. By creating specific audience segments, you can display tailored ads to users, increasing the likelihood of conversions. To set up retargeting:

Create an Audience: Define the criteria for users to be included in a segment.
Set Conditions: Specify behaviors or actions that qualify users for retargeting.
Launch Campaign: Deploy ads targeting the defined audience segment.

For detailed instructions, refer to Adskeeper’s retargeting guide in our Help Center.

Adskeeper provides built-in tracking features to monitor your campaign’s performance. You can also integrate third-party tracking tools for enhanced analytics. Detailed setup instructions are available in the help center.

Adskeeper offers three primary tracking methods to analyze traffic performance:

1. Pixel (JavaScript): Ideal if you have access to the offer’s page source code. By embedding a JavaScript code into your landing and subsequent pages, you can monitor user actions throughout the conversion funnel. Ensure the pixel code is placed high in the webpage’s body to minimize discrepancies.

2. Postback (Server-to-Server or S2S): Suitable when you lack access to the offer’s source code. This method utilizes a third-party tracking system to monitor conversions. AdsKeeper passes a unique click ID (c={click_id}) in the tracking link, which you then use to report back conversions via a postback URL.

3. Google Analytics Integration: Allows you to track performance using Google Analytics. Enable Tracking Tags and UTM Tagging in your campaign settings, and integrate your Google Analytics account by providing the appropriate email address.

Each method provides detailed insights into your campaign’s performance, enabling effective optimization.

For more information, please visit our Help Center.

Adskeeper offers various payment terms, including wire transfers, PayPal, CoinsPaid, Paxum, MasterCard and Visa.

All ads undergo a moderation process to ensure compliance with Adskeeper’s policies:

Submission: After creating an ad, submit it for review.
Review: The moderation team evaluates the ad’s content, imagery, and landing pages.
Approval/Rejection: You’ll receive notification of the ad’s status. If rejected, reasons will be provided, and you can make necessary adjustments for resubmission.
Understanding the moderation process helps in creating compliant ads and reducing approval times.

Ads must adhere to specific content standards to ensure quality and compliance:

Prohibited Content: Ads should not contain adult material, illegal substances, weapons, or any form of discrimination.
Imagery: Avoid using images depicting violence, nudity, or offensive content.
Language: Use clear and non-misleading language; avoid sensationalism or offensive terms.

Adskeeper has a very low threshold for getting guidance and strategic insights: top up your account with $500 to obtain a dedicated account manager.

We offer a rich selection of native formats, including:

— Under-article widget: A powerhouse performer for most websites.
— In-article widget (various subtypes): Extremely popular, with performance metrics often varying based on specific conditions.
— Smart widget: A formidable alternative to under-article widgets, boasting high CTR and several other perks.
And many more. For a comprehensive breakdown, get in touch with your account manager.

Our native widgets have a stellar performance track record. We often recommend starting with an under-article and in-article widget combo – they’ve been tried, tested, and loved by our community for their revenue-generating prowess. Additionally, our Smart widget, which acts as an alternative to under-article widgets, has consistently shown impressive results. For some personalized advice, your manager is just a message away.

We’ve designed our dashboard to give you ample freedom in crafting your widget. If you’ve already created one and fancy a change, hit the edit button next to it. For advanced customizations beyond the dashboard’s offerings, your manager’s always there to assist.

Absolutely! Our widgets support an internal exchange function. To get it activated, a quick chat with your manager will do the trick.

Each account has a limit for creating widgets of a specific type. If you’ve hit this cap, ensure all your existing widgets are active. Check if you have unused ones. Consider removing them to make space for fresh ones. If everything’s in use and you still need more, it’s time for a chat with your account manager.

If you’d prefer certain ads not to appear on your widgets, simply reach out to your manager with your request. Adding screenshots of the concerning images would be super helpful. However, please note that such decreasing number of ads rotating on your widgets might affect your earnings with us.

While our expertise suggests that native widgets generally offer better performance and higher CTR, we respect your choice. If banners feel right for your website, please touch base with your manager to get things moving.

Our widgets are fully compatible with AMP pages. To place a widget on an AMP page, make use of the dedicated AMP code. If any snags come up, don’t hesitate to contact your manager for assistance.

First up, double-check if you’ve implemented the code right. Ensure it’s unchanged as even a small tweak can throw things off. If everything’s on point but the issue persists, ping your manager with the specifics, and they’ll dive in.

At Adskeeper, we work based on the NET30 payment terms, which means that you’ll receive payments once a month based. Your earnings from last month land in your account by the end of the current month. Check out the ‘Payouts’ section on your dashboard for specifics. Haven’t seen an upcoming payout? It might be because of not reaching the minimum payout limit by the month’s start. If there’s any unexpected delay, just reach out to your dedicated manager to sort things out.

Payouts usually roll out by the end of the month. First, glance at the ‘Payouts’ section on your dashboard to spot the date of your upcoming payout. If there’s no pending payout, the minimum payout limit might not have been met by the 1st of the month. For specifics, you might find the payment threshold in your dashboard>payouts. Opted for Bank-to-bank transfer? Allow 3-5 business days for funds to reflect. And as always, if things seem out of place, your manager is just a message away.

As long as your payment status reads ‘Pending’, you can modify your payout details. Just head over to the ‘Payouts’ section, pick the payout method you’d like to alter, and hit ‘Edit payout method’. Follow up by entering your new details, and you’ll get a confirmation email to lock in the changes. If you’re having a spot of bother editing, don’t stress! Your manager’s there to help.

Fees vary based on your payout method. With Paypal, you’ll encounter the standard Paypal fees. Opting for a Bank transfer? The fees hinge on your bank’s policies. And for Tipalti payouts below $100, fees are:
eCheck (non-USD): $5
Wire (non-USD): $16
Wire (USD): $26

We’ve set different payout thresholds for various methods to cater to your convenience:
Paypal: $100
Paymaster24: $50
Bank transfers (both domestic and international): $1,000
Tipalti: $100 (note: an additional $26 fee applies)

We truly value each publisher, and our goal is to maintain a top-notch quality for our advertisers. If your website didn’t get approved, there might be specific reasons. For a comprehensive understanding, refer to our publisher requirement.

If you’re confident about meeting our traffic criteria but faced rejection, let’s sort it out. Share guest access to your Google Analytics with your manager for verification. If there’s another reason for the rejection, find clarity here.

Thanks for your patience. Our typical turnaround for website moderation is 24 hours. However, weekends might take a tad longer. Once done, you’ll get a notification.

Every website is unique, but there are certain common denominators for monetization with Adskeeper. Discover all the essentials you need on our Help Center.

Check if the website has been added previously. Websites can be active in only one account at a time. If you bought a site from another owner, please contact him or her to deactivate the website in their account. If all seems fine and the error persists, it’s time to reach out to your account manager for a quick resolution.

We’re committed to ensuring quality for our advertisers. If our Quality Assurance team flags concerns like bot traffic, policy violations in widget placements, or other quality issues, a website might face a block. Dive deeper into our policies to ensure alignment. Any doubts? Your manager is always there to help.

At Adskeeper, our core focus is on the CPC (Cost Per Click) model. It’s the clicks that count the most for us. While CPM (Cost Per Thousand Impressions) and CPA (Cost Per Acquisition) are common in the industry, our strategy centers around ensuring quality engagement via clicks.

Seeing fluctuating RPMs can be a tad unsettling, but fret not. We advise keeping an eagle eye on the CPC rate, as it paints a truer picture of your revenue. Need a deeper dive into metrics or strategies to revitalize your RPM? Your manager is just a message away.

Ads.txt lets you publicly declare which companies are authorized to sell your digital ad inventory.

Ensure you’ve accurately added all the ads.txt lines. Give it 24 hours for our system to catch up with the changes. If you’ve dotted all the i’s and crossed the t’s and that message remains, try a quick cache and cookies clear. Still there? Your manager will assist you with it.