July 30th, 2009
We all are starting into the holiday, so you may prefer a beach or something else instead of sitting in front of your computer. So as of today we give you an additional way to access and download all the stats you need for the balance sheet of this first semester with our publisher program: let others do the work.
We will send your report directly to the recipient(s) you chose, once it is available depending on its frequency - daily, weekly or monthly.
To setup e-mail delivery for your reports, simply go to your Reports>Performance Reports page, and click on “Save Report Template”. This will save your report together with the parameters (date range, type of report, data granularity) as a report template and it will automatically be delivered to your defaulting account email address as a zip file attachment upon its corresponding frequency. The frequency depends on the date range parameter, and report templates can only be saved for date ranges of ‘yesterday’, ‘last week’ or ‘last month’, corresponding to a daily, weekly or monthly delivery.
All your report templates will then be listed in the Reports>Report Manager page, where you can then edit the name, the email recipients, the format of the report, or switch the status to ‘pause’ at any time. Also, the report templates you’ve saved can then be accessed directly via a drop-down menu on the Performance Report page.
You will now be able to be away from your account, while keeping an eye on the ad performance in your inbox.
Sign in to your Publisher Program now and setup your report templates for this summer!
Tags: Reports
Posted in Features |
June 30th, 2009
Proximic has released our Ad Unit Management feature: now all the settings from your ad units are stored on our servers. That means, each time you want to change the colors, the font, the ad group, or even the new zero risk option for your ad units, you can make the changes directly in your publisher account rather than generating and pasting new code.
Below are the answers to some questions you may have about the ad management feature:
- What’s different from how I used to create ad units?
You can now customize and update your ad units within your publisher account and see changes applied on-the-fly to your website. This simplifies and speeds up the process of managing your ad units: you only need to paste your ad unit code into your webpage once, and make all the necessary changes from your publisher account, without having to touch your HTML code anymore.
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Tags: ad unit management
Posted in Features |
June 24th, 2009
Today Proximic launches our Zero Risk option for publishers.
Say you’re an aficionado of Google Adsense but still open to the latest cutting-edge technologies in advertising and publishing networks. Yet trying out a new service usually implies risking not to earn as much as you are used to with your current service.
Proximic provides a solution for you: with the Zero Risk option, you can now set a minimum price for an ad spot on your site. Then give us an advertising tag as the backup of another ad network you signed up with and we will use that one instead if we prognose that we cannot meet the minimum price. That allows you to utilize your ad space more efficiently and get paid if we don’t sell.
Therefore, it’s okay to try us out – no risk involved. Read more…
Tags: Alternate ads, Zero Risk
Posted in Features, Implementation, Monetization |
June 15th, 2009
The Proximic Publisher API v1 now offers a new Web Service: the User Service: you can get and update the information related to your Publisher Program account.
- Manage your Account Information
You can now get and update your sign in information, contact information and your payment information via the user service of the Publisher API.
- Manage your Competitive Ad Filter Settings
With this new user service, you can also add, edit and get the block keywords and block URLs that were available on the page Manage Ads > Competitive Ad Filter of your Publisher Program. Read more…
Posted in API |
May 18th, 2009
The Proximic Publisher API v1 now offers a new Web Service: the Ad Group Service.
Just like you were able to manage ad groups through the Proximic Publisher Program, you can also create, edit, delete and retrieve your list of ad groups through the Ad Group Service of the Publisher API.
By assigning ad groups to your ad units, you can track a variety of performance metrics across your websites. Using ad groups will help you understand how your site traffic flows and what’s really generating revenue for you. For instance, ad groups can be used for the following criteria: Read more…
Posted in API |
May 14th, 2009
The Proximic Publisher Program features a new geotargeting tool.
Now you can preview how your users from around the world see the Proximic ads on your website.
Say you are a Publisher located in India with your main audience from England. Since we currently deliver ads for users located in a limited amount of countries* which India is not part of, this tool would allow you to check the quality of the ads returned to your English users. Read more…
Tags: geotargeting
Posted in Features, Implementation |
April 7th, 2009
Your Proximic Publisher Program now features 7 new performance reports.
The ad unit performances (ad impressions, ad clicks, click-through-rate, Average CPC, eCPM and earnings) can now be aggregated with a combination of day, group, referrer and format criteria.
Example: you can get a report by “day & group” and see which one of your group is performing the best on a day-to-day basis.
Or you can try a report by “referrer and format” to check for each of your web pages, which ad unit format is getting the best click-through rate.
As always, each report can be downloaded in .CSV, .XLS or .XML format. These new reports are also available via the Proximic Publisher API, see more details here.
Sign in to your Publisher Program now (go to Reports > Performance reports) and play with your own combination of reports!
Tags: Reports
Posted in Reports |
March 26th, 2009
The Proximic Ad Manager Plugin for WordPress 2.6+ enables you to publish Proximic ad units into your Wordpress blog and start earning money today. Proximic ads have high contextual relevancy and will increase your online revenue!

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Tags: plugin, wordpress
Posted in Blogosphere, Implementation, Monetization, Reports |
March 24th, 2009
Proximic unveiled today a new online advertising API (Application Programming Interface) labeled Publisher API, version 1.0. This high performance API, which is already powerring some of the largest web sites and portals around the world, is now opening to the world and can be implemented by all publishers requesting a developer account.
The Publisher API is backed by a world class and innovative clustering technologies, making it one of the leading advertising service ready to handle the challenges of what we call Real Time Advertising. The service is based on a patent-pending Pattern Matching algorithm, bringing the highest levels of relevance in Contextual Advertising . While reaching higher levels of matching relevancy through their ad banners, publishers can increase CTR and advertising revenues as a result. Moreover, publishers can also leverage the large ad inventory provided by Proximic (more than 70 million ads), making it the perfect technology for covering the long tail of topics covered on web sites, where other technologies fail to perform due to smaller ad inventory and poor relevancy. Proximic unique approach to defining relevancy through pattern matching makes the technology language independent and ready to use across the www, allowing publishers to streamline their online advertising strategies internationally and lower their overall IT infrastructure TCO.
The Publisher API Services
The Publisher API is composed of two main areas: the Ad Feed Service and Reporting Service. The API services gives software developers a direct access to the basic functions needed for ad publishing & reporting purposes. This enables companies to develop automated solutions that further extend the power and reach of the Proximic Publisher Program, which enhances the value of the service to advertisers and publishers.
The Ad Feed Service provides ad matching results from a URL or text query. Publishers can then manage on their own the format, the style and the number of ads to display on their website. Publishers who do not want to use the Publisher Ad Feed Service should use the standard JavaScript code generated from the standard
IAB ad units and offered within the
Proximic Publisher Program.
Publishers can track their ad performances with the Reporting Service. It delivers detailed reports such as Performances by Day, by Format, by Referrer and by Ad Group. Some more combinations of reports are available via this Publisher API v1.0 on top of the Publisher Program.
Getting Started
The Publisher API documentation is provided at https://partners.proximic.com/api/. To use the Proximic Publisher API v1.0 beta, publishers must be registered and approved through the Proximic Publisher Program. If you do not have a Proximic publisher account yet, please register now.
Tags: ad feed, API
Posted in API, Monetization, Optimization |
March 19th, 2009
Bloggers and web site owners can now monetize their content and get increased online revenue by adding a Proximic Contextual Advertising widget to their site using the simple widget-import process provided by Widgetbox at http://www.widgetbox.com/widget/proximic
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Tags: widgetbox
Posted in Blogosphere, Monetization |