How To Add Your BuySellAds Marketplace Page To Your Blog


Posted : Friday, May 18, 2012 | Post Author : Paul Crowe | Categories: 6 comments

BuySellAds.Com (BSA) is by far the most popular direct advertising site for Bloggers.Recently BuySellAds updated the site to version 3 introducing not only a fresh new design but also some new options for Publishers.One of these options is to place your Marketplace page on your actual blog.The Marketplace page is the page people are directed to on BuySellAds when they click the Advertise Here banners on your site, the page displaying your available ad spots and stats.

BSA call this option the Ad Sales Widget "..Show your ad availability and pricing right on your website. Most publishers use this as their entire "Advertise" page for their website.."

You can see a demo of the Ad Sales Widget for Spice Up Your Blog Here.

If your not yet a user of BSA or have had trouble getting approved take a look at out post "BuySellAds.Com Review And Interview With Founder Todd Garland"

Add The BuySellAds Ad Widget To Your Blog


Adding the widget to your blog is easy, firstly you need to log into your BSA account and proceed to your Dashboard.We then click the tools option for the site we want to generate the widget for.Now we are presented with the page shown below :


The top code shown in theimage is for your widget and comes with it's own options to Hide the title (Your Blog Name) and hide the description (The description on your BSA marketplace page).Once you have chosen your options you can copy and paste the code into a page on your Wordpress, Blogger or other blog.

That's it you have your BSA listing with stats and ad zones within your blog.

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6 comments:

  2. Good information.. I want used it for my blog..

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  3. Can I have one account only on their site/platform and more than one site/blogs of mine registered with their platform?
    This should be very useful to administrate/manage all my sites on their platform using one interface only.

    Thank you in advance for your anser and congrats for your entire work,
    Mihail

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  4. Problem is that, they are still not approve my application.

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  5. Before that, should we have to pay to put some ads to our blog? I'am still confused. But I think it is interesting. Just one thing that I'am still confused of. I'am confused of buying and sellin ads. Do we have to buy some ads before putting it in our blog?

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  6. What is the requirements to get my site approve by BSA?
    My site is 3 months old.
    Please advice me.

    JayRyan'sBlog

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