Linkworth : Text Link Advertising
Ashish on Nov 18th 2007

Online marketing has taken the Internet by storm these past few years, with more advertisers realizing the power of Internet advertising, more so if their product and /or service is available online. Publishers or website owners have also come forward actively to support this platform and has given rise to tremendous growth in recent times.
More recently, the publishers and webmasters themselves have found that online advertising works very well for them to promote their website which is in turn promoting other websites and products. In the early days this was done via banner exchange programs, and subsequently, via the less obtrusive method of link exchange programs.
The latest of these is context sensitive advertisements which appear as text links depending on the content of the website itself. The process of linking, or monetizing links as it is called, is done automatically in the background using the intelligence of the underlying advertising network.
The reason this has become immensely popular recently is that publishers have found that this not only allows their websites to earn revenue from the advertisements, but it also increases their page rankings on search engines, since many search engines such as Google and Yahoo! determine the relevance and importance of a website by the number of incoming links it has.
There are several companies which offer text link advertisement networks, each with their own strengths and varying segments of publishers and advertisers. LinkWorth is one of the more popular text link advertisement service an provides an entire range of products to its members to be able to monetize their websites in the way which matches their requirements and website theme the best.
At the time of writing, LinkWorth provides 11 products for webmasters or publishers, which include LinkAds, LinkWords, LinkInText, LinkPost, LinkBB, LinkSura, LinkMura, LinkPack, LinkDir, LinkArt and LinkPress. Essentially, all of these products allow webmasters and publishers to decide exactly which method is most suitable for them to place text based link advertisements on their webpages.
For example, with LinkAds, publishers can include text advertisements much like that offered by Google’s AdSense for Content. LinkInText on the other hand is very much less obtrusive and only appears a simple HTML link to other websites, much like a regular link on the World Wide Web. However, it is generated on the fly based on the contents of the website and keyword preference of advertisers.
All in all, LinkWorth allows advertisers to create backlinks from other websites without having to reciprocate, as is required in link exchange programs. Partners or publishers, are paid 70% of all transactions, which is a highly lucrative figure, and part of the great success of LinkWorth. Additionally, LinkWorth does not limit the number of websites you can offer for advertisement, as long as it does not content objectionable or hate content, as per its terms of service. If you are keen on monetizing your website, go over to www.linkworth.com and see the power of online advertising for yourself.
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