You can create ads in Albanian, Arabic, Belorussian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Macedonian, Malay, Maltese, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian or Vietnamese!
Over 70% of impressions are served to English-speaking audience. But if your advertising campaign is the only one for your language, you can set a really low daily budget to get all the traffic of that language.
Example ad
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Monday, October 21, 2013
Tip4Commit - the first Bitcoin-related project at Rails Rumble 2013
We took part in 48-hour Rails Rumble 2013 contest and developed Tip4Commit.com - a web-service that motivates people to contribute to open source projects hosted at GitHub.
Tip4Commit.com doesn't require user registration. Anybody can choose any open source GitHub project and donate any amount of bitcoins to it.
Each donation pays for tips during 30 days. Each commit accepted by project maintainer will be tipped.
We use the following method to calculate the size of the tip:
Tip4Commit.com is the only (and probably the first?) Bitcoin-related project at Rails Rumble.
Tip4Commit.com doesn't require user registration. Anybody can choose any open source GitHub project and donate any amount of bitcoins to it.
Each donation pays for tips during 30 days. Each commit accepted by project maintainer will be tipped.
We use the following method to calculate the size of the tip:
- <should be spent by time> = <time elapsed since donation> * <donation amount> / <30 days>
- <tip amount> = <should be spent by commit time> - <has been spent by commit time>
If we don't know recipient's Bitcoin address, we send him/her an email with a unique link that allows to specify it. Alternatively developers can sign in via GitHub, but it is not required.
Please use it and vote for us if you like it :)
Update: calculation of rewards is changed; new features added; please see this thread for more info.
Update: calculation of rewards is changed; new features added; please see this thread for more info.
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Deposit/withdrawal delays
Withdrawals and deposits are not working currently. Please don't worry, they will be processed later. Sorry for inconvenience and thanks for your patience.
Saturday, September 21, 2013
Scaling up
We have deployed 10 servers to deliver ads with a minimal latency. We will add more servers if needed to handle increased load and ensure quality of service.
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Changes in fees, withdrawals and referral payments
We reduced and simplified fees. There is no 20% deposit fee and no withdrawal fees anymore. We take only 20% of advertisers' expenses as fees.
E. g. if advertiser's daily budget is 0.01 btc, then we send 0.008 btc to publishers and take 0.002 btc as a fee.
If advertiser registers a goal of 0.01 btc, then we send 0.01 btc to publisher and charge additional 0.0025 btc as a fee.
Thus no matter how advertisers spend their money, our cut is 20%. And we share a half of it with publishers that refer advertisers.
Our referrers don't get 10% of deposits from referred advertisers anymore, but they get half of the fees collected from them daily. That is about the same amount unless advertisers decide to withdraw unspent funds.
Yes, advertisers can withdraw unspent funds now.
E. g. if advertiser's daily budget is 0.01 btc, then we send 0.008 btc to publishers and take 0.002 btc as a fee.
If advertiser registers a goal of 0.01 btc, then we send 0.01 btc to publisher and charge additional 0.0025 btc as a fee.
Thus no matter how advertisers spend their money, our cut is 20%. And we share a half of it with publishers that refer advertisers.
Our referrers don't get 10% of deposits from referred advertisers anymore, but they get half of the fees collected from them daily. That is about the same amount unless advertisers decide to withdraw unspent funds.
Yes, advertisers can withdraw unspent funds now.
Saturday, June 22, 2013
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