Affiliate Ad Tools

[Dickjagger1]

Is it just me, or are pretty much all the ad tools offered by affiliate programs these days complete trash? I mean, I'm signed up with over a dozen paysite affiliates, and I've found exactly one that I would consider even approaching adequate (Adultforce), and it's nothing to write home about. Most of them have either empty ad tools, or they have flash ads that no modern browser is going to display, a few banner gifs that were cool in 2005, or a bunch of broken 10-year-old iframes that don't even work anymore (looking at you, Naughty America). BangBros doesn't even offer any ad tools that I can find.

I mean, really? Am I missing something here? You would think that a major production house like Naughty America or BangBros could scrape together enough change from the couch cushions to make some decent ads for their affiliates. Surely, there's got to be something I'm missing in a big way.

[zijlstravideo]

Lol, such as butt-ugly banners like these two below:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/teddysgirls...ys_banner2.png
https://s3.amazonaws.com/teddysgirls...dys_banner.png

Yeah sure, those will surely get those visitors all excited! I feel ya, there are far worse out there. Or simply just a lot of the ad tools being heavily outdated. There are some affiliate programs out there, Paperstreetcash being one of them for example, that will make custom banners for you upon request.

Else, Photoshop is easy to learn and allows you to fix yourself some banners that match your own colors and branding. And the option to add glitters... Don't forget to sparkle some animated glitters on top of that MOFO and save it as a GIF... That always does the trick!

[Dickjagger1]

Originally Posted by zijlstravideo

Else, Photoshop is easy to learn and allows you to fix yourself some banners that match your own colors and branding. And the option to add glitters... Don't forget to sparkle some animated glitters on top of that MOFO and save it as a GIF... That always does the trick!

Haha! Of course it does. :D

Yeah, that's exactly what I've been reduced to doing in a few cases. But the thing is a lot of them don't even make basic tools like a decent copy of the logo available, so sometimes there's nothing to even work with in Photoshop. Sometimes I can grab a PNG logo from the home page and fix it for my needs, sometimes not. But not even having basic stuff like a logo is how shitty most of these programs are.