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Image Space Media Newsletter: December 2009
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IMAGE SPACE MEDIA News for December 2009 
Welcome to Image Space Media's newsletter for December 2009. HAPPY HOLIDAYS EDITION!! WIN THIS CAMERA! As usual, a big thank you to our publishers using Image Space Media's technology in beta, and for your feedback. Your input helps us identify what areas we need to improve upon. With your help and feedback we've been steadily working to improve our technology. If you have any comments or questions please send them to info@imagespacemedia.com. in this issue:
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Oct/091
Take Control of Your In-Image Ad Campaigns
In addition to being the first and leading provider of in-image advertising technology, Image Space Media also offers publishers an innovative feature that allows
them to control which images their in-picture ads appear on.
The Image Manager allows publishers to take complete control of their in-picture advertising campaigns. Within this control panel, users can view the number of impressions, clicks, and earnings on their domains and add additional keywords to increase the relevancy of the ads on a particular image. The Image Manager provides a great deal of flexibility so that publishers can manage their visitors’ experience.
Don't believe us? Get started with Image Space Media this weekend and check it out for yourself!
Oct/090
Image Space Media Glossary
We often use web lingo that we assume our publishers are familiar with. But for those of you who have ever wondered what exactly we’re talking about, here is a comprehensive list of online marketing vocabulary that every publisher should know.
In-Image Advertising – an online ad solution that overlays advertisements over relevant images.
Impression – a single appearance of an advertisement loaded on a website (advertisers sometimes do not count reloads and other “nonqualifying activity”).
Cost Per Thousand Impressions (CPM) –measurement that depicts the value of an online marketing campaign proportional to the amount of site traffic.
Cost Per Click (CPC) – the amount of money paid by advertisers for a single click on their ad.
Pay Per Click (PPC) – model in which advertisers pay publishers only when their advertisement is clicked.
Return On Investment (ROI) – the percentage of profit advertisers earn from a marketing or advertising campaign.
Rich Media Ads – interactive media technology used in online advertising, including streaming videos and applets.
Sep/090
Did You Know?
Image Space Media works alongside other ad technologies to generate incremental revenue for your website. This means that you can implement our in-picture advertising technology in addition to other ad programs such as Google AdSense, banner advertisements, and "affiliate" programs. To learn about these ad programs and other strategies to earn money from your website, check out our Blogging for Bucks article!
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When Do I Get Paid?
If you have any more payment questions after reading this post, please contact us and we will happily add more answers below!
When do I get paid?
Our payment is only based on a pay per click model. Currently, as we are in the Beta phase of our technology, we intend to pay within 45-60 days after each month. In addition, we require the publisher to generate a minimum of $50.00 in earnings before we send payment. We will improve this amount and timing as we move out of our Beta phase.
How can I view the number of impressions, clicks, and earnings on my domains?
You can view all of these details within our publisher control panel. Using the Image Manager, you can add additional keywords to increase the relevancy of the ads on a particular image or turn the ads on specific images or off.
What payment methods are available?
You can choose to get paid through PayPal or by check via physical mail.
Aug/090
What an In-Image Advertisement Looks Like
The image to the left is an example of Image Space Media's technology at work. Ads are placed on relevant images that fit a unique set of parameters. Ads are not placed on logos, ad banners, or small buttons and icons. The in-picture ad appears when a visitor rolls his or her mouse over the image. It doesn't alter any image properties or conflict with copyright laws -- the technology is strictly an overlay. To try out more images using in-picture advertising, please visit our demo page.