Infolinks

**Will.Spencer** · 10 March, 2010, 01:43 AM

My EPC for the last week with InfoLinks has been 7.77 cents. That in the middle of the 5-9 cent range I noted earlier.

For the year to date, it's 6.6 cents. Since April 16th, 2009 it's averaged 6.5 cents.

It's better than a kick in the head.

**javanx3d** · 11 March, 2010, 00:46 AM

Ha! That's double what I'm seeing through Kontera...is that a macro or micro-niche view for your epc?

**tmongy** · 11 March, 2010, 09:21 AM

My EPC with Infolinks is as follows:

- Since April 26th 2009 (since I started using them) until today is 8.89 cents
- For the year to date is 8.66 cents
- For the passing week is 11.55 cents

Have to say I'm very satisfied with Infolinks so far

**Shenron** · 11 March, 2010, 12:14 PM

Infolinks contacted me recently in order to make some changes to my account.
According to them, double underlined links pay a lot better than single underlined.

Late in February I've made those changes in 35 of my sites and the result has been quite good. My ecpm raised from ~$0.45 to $0.61 , something near 36% for 1 hour of work.

Another thing that I've noticed was a 15-20% increase in CTR, which makes me think that people still like "eye catching links".

Looks like I need to add infolinks to a few more sites...

**dmi** · 11 March, 2010, 13:01 PM

Looks like I have to sign up with Infolinks...

**javanx3d** · 12 March, 2010, 01:33 AM

So, if I'm using Kontera should I switch to Infolinks??

**garfish** · 12 March, 2010, 04:30 AM

double lines don't get to be clicked often, so i'm still into single line.

**Shenron** · 12 March, 2010, 08:23 AM

Originally Posted by javanx3d

So, if I'm using Kontera should I switch to Infolinks??

Yes, results are much better.

Originally Posted by whatthehell

double lines don't get to be clicked often, so i'm still into single line.

That's definitely not true, as soon as I've switched back to double underlines my CTR raised 15-20%, and I'm not talking about 1 site with 100 impressions per day, I'm talking about 35 sites with mid xx.xxx impressions per day, so I'd call this a "scientific test".