A Publisher is the owner of a website or blog. Publishers can host ads on their websites or blogs in exchange for payment.
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An Ad Network, is a company that has a collection of ads to be placed on publisher sites. We partner with several top ad networks to provide you with the largest selection of ads possible.
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Different ads have different payout types, which are specified before you place the ad on your website or blog. You get paid for an ad on your site in one of three ways: if your site shows an ad a specific amount of times, if the ad is clicked on by a visitor to your web site, or if a visitor to your site follows a specified transaction path, such as a purchase or form submission.
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CPC or Cost Per Click involves the process for which an ad that is shown on your site costs an advertiser for a single click from a web site visitor.
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CPM or Cost Per Thousand (M standing for thousand in roman terms) is used to calculate an ad cost to an advertiser based on 1,000 impressions or ad views on a web site.
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CPA or Cost per Action/ Cost per Acquisition is used to calculate an ad cost to an advertiser based on specified actions (a purchase, a form submission, and so on) linked to an advertisement.
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SEO or Search Engine Optimization is when web page content is arranged in a specific manner as to increase organic search rankings in search engines such as Google.com, Yahoo.com and Live.com. Organic search rankings are search results that are not paid advertisements on search engines.
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LOL is instant message chat slang for laughing out loud :-)
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AD-Village provides separate but exciting advantages for both ad networks looking for publishers to host their ads and for publishers to earn more money from their ad space. For ad networks, AD-Village provides more targeted, transparent ad placement. For publishers, we provide access to premium ad networks.
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The target market for AD-Village is two fold. The first target is publishers of all sizes and traffic levels that want to make a higher return on their viewers and ad space. The second target is ad networks that want to limit the publisher audience who can select their ads.
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Publishers directly benefit when using AD-Village by earning more of a return than when using the other networks alone.
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Ad Networks benefit by reaching more publisher audience with minimal effort. Just give us the green light and our Development Team can retrieve ads from your backend, whether you have an API or not. We provide complete transparency to our publisher network. You can limit ad distribution by specific website, or by a publisher's traffic level, category, geography, and more.
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The AD-Village business model is to recommend top paying ads to publishers based on their unique identities, and enable them to then place the ads on their websites or blogs. We work with multiple ad networks to provide publishers with the best selection of ads possible.
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AD-Village differs from our competitors in several ways:
1) Higher payout
2) It's free
3) Easy to use
4) Opt-in for complete control of every ad on your site
5) AD Management console lets you monitor ads and revenue
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At this time AD-Village is self-funded by its two founders and is not a publicly-held company.
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AD-Village has a high profile core group of very smart people working on some exciting technology to help website owners, bloggers, and ad networks earn more money for their online ad campaigns.
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AD-Village was created in August of 2008 and was shown at the 2008 BlogWorld Expo in Las Vegas, NV.
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AD-Village's corporate headquarters are in Silicon Valley. See our Contact Information for more information.
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AD-Village works with many advertisers to bring the highest earning potential to blog networks. AD-Village does not currently work with direct advertisers.
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AD-Village plans to constantly incorporate premium ad network partnerships, improve its ad targeting technologies, and sign on more publishers, including website and blog owners.
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AD-Village offers many ad sizes and text ad sizes. The most popular are below.

• 120 x 600 Skyscraper
• 160 x 160 Small Square
• 160 x 600 Wide Skyscraper
• 180 x 150 Small Rectangle
• 180 x 300 Tall Rectangle
• 200 x 200 Small Square
• 250 x 250 Square
• 300 x 70 Mini Wide Rectangle
• 300 x 125 Mini Wide Rectangle
• 300 x 250 Rectangle
• 334 x 100 Small Wide Rectangle
• 336 x 160 Wide Rectangle
• 336 x 280 Rectangle
• 400 x 90 Small Content Banner
• 450 x 90 Small Content Banner
• 468 x 60 Mini Blog Banner
• 468 x 90 Small Blog Banner
• 468 x 120 Blog Banner
• 468 x 180 Blog Banner
• 550 x 90 Content Banner
• 550 x 120 Content Banner
• 728 x 90 Leaderboard

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Ads can be placed almost anywhere on a website. The most optimal areas for ads to be placed will vary but some suggestions are top center, right margin, and inside blog entries.
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This information is used for payments and to confirm you as a valid blog network operator. If you are a US-based blog network operator, it will be required. It is for tax and validation purposes, and will always remain strictly confidential.
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Currently, publishers must have an account at PayPal in order to get paid.

For international blog network operators, please contact support@ad-village.com to get setup for payment through our service.
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Currently:

• Firefox 2 on WindowsXP and Vista
• Firefox 3 on WindowsXP and Vista
• Microsoft IE 7 on WindowsXP and Vista
• Microsoft IE 8 on WindowsXP and Vista
• Firefox 3 on Mac
• Firefox 3 on Linux (Ubuntu) and Unix (Solaris)
• Apple Safari 3 on Mac
• Google Chrome on WindowsXP and Vista

For international blog network operators, please contact support@ad-village.com to get setup for payment through our service.
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