I have some questions about your servicers.
I have sent vailed traff to your services for my ads and also my urls yet I have not been paid for current traffic sent to my urls and people who have clicked on links.
Topic: [CoinURL] All ways to monetize your content! - page 2. (Read 39539 times)
CoinURL has no affiliation with BitcoinAdvertising. As many other sites, we just both use the same Twitter Bootstrap template United.
is coinurl.com related to bitcoinadvertising.com?
I notice that the template looks very similar
I notice that the template looks very similar
We have decided to stop counting all clicks from the Vietnam because 99.9% of the traffic coming from this country is full crap. I hope CoinURL advertisers will receive higher quality traffic they have paid for and better conversions.
Display your banner for the CoinURL customers and get awesome conversion rates!
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/display-your-banner-to-the-coinurl-customers-129953
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/display-your-banner-to-the-coinurl-customers-129953
Now advertisers can see how much funds were spent on each ad on it's stats page.
Cool deal going to give this a try very soon!
Now advertisers can see how much funds were spent on each ad on it's stats page.
I see that now the 25% "donation" is "forced".
Will you maintain this choice in the future?
CoinURL operation costs increased recently and I cannot afford to cover these costs from my own money (CoinURL is a business entity, not a charity organization). May be commission fee will be reduced with the turnover increase. Will you maintain this choice in the future?
I see that now the 25% "donation" is "forced".
Will you maintain this choice in the future?
Will you maintain this choice in the future?
Record high payout worth 3 BTC made to the one of our publishers!
http://blockchain.info/address/1KCEZcLjFD98oN2Ss6h88vAfmFyzVvsG7s
http://blockchain.info/address/1KCEZcLjFD98oN2Ss6h88vAfmFyzVvsG7s
Not at all, the real cache purpose is to lower the load on the DB and vps's CPU many times per second so you could actually lower the caching to 30 seconds if needed and you will not suffer any service issues. Actually having the cache setting under a minute is recommended so other functions of the website don't start getting affected, like user login or stats.
Load generated by frontend (registration, login, stats etc) is not significant, so I don't use Memcache at all for it.Only ads list is being cached. Matching targeting options each time, when an ad is shown, is very resource-consuming operation. Therefore I store this list in the cache and retrieve when the same user opens a page with CoinURL ad slot again. Ads are not updated so frequently, therefore 10 minutes interval must be acceptable, IMHO.
In that case I agree with you
good job dude, now we have a reliable service. Not at all, the real cache purpose is to lower the load on the DB and vps's CPU many times per second so you could actually lower the caching to 30 seconds if needed and you will not suffer any service issues. Actually having the cache setting under a minute is recommended so other functions of the website don't start getting affected, like user login or stats.
Load generated by frontend (registration, login, stats etc) is not significant, so I don't use Memcache at all for it.Only ads list is being cached. Matching targeting options each time, when an ad is shown, is very resource-consuming operation. Therefore I store this list in the cache and retrieve when the same user opens a page with CoinURL ad slot again. Ads are not updated so frequently, therefore 10 minutes interval must be acceptable, IMHO.
To provide more frequent updates of the ad list I have reduced time-to-live in Memcache from 30 to 10 minutes! I hope it will not affect the performance.
Not at all, the real cache purpose is to lower the load on the DB and vps's CPU many times per second so you could actually lower the caching to 30 seconds if needed and you will not suffer any service issues. Actually having the cache setting under a minute is recommended so other functions of the website don't start getting affected, like user login or stats.
To provide more frequent updates of the ad list I have reduced time-to-live in Memcache from 30 to 10 minutes! I hope it will not affect the performance.
Another temporary solution for publishers who use SSL banner calls - add "&ssl=1" to the request code, e.g.
https://coinurl.com/get.php?id=1781&ssl=1
It still breaks the secure connection.https://coinurl.com/get.php?id=1781&ssl=1
Sorry
Another temporary solution for publishers who use SSL banner calls - add "&ssl=1" to the request code, e.g.
https://coinurl.com/get.php?id=1781&ssl=1
It still breaks the secure connection.https://coinurl.com/get.php?id=1781&ssl=1
Fatal error: Class 'Memcache' not found in /home7/bitlatsl/public_html/coinurl.com/data/banner-process.php on line 165
UPD: It seems that Memcached need to be configured to support SSL.
Temporarily change https to http in the request code.
That's not an option.
Another temporary solution for publishers who use SSL banner calls - add "&ssl=1" to the request code, e.g.
https://coinurl.com/get.php?id=1781&ssl=1
In this case old script without Memcached will be used.
It still breaks the secure connection. https://coinurl.com/get.php?id=1781&ssl=1
In this case old script without Memcached will be used.
Another temporary solution for publishers who use SSL banner calls - add "&ssl=1" to the request code, e.g.
https://coinurl.com/get.php?id=1781&ssl=1
In this case old script without Memcached will be used.
https://coinurl.com/get.php?id=1781&ssl=1
In this case old script without Memcached will be used.
Fatal error: Class 'Memcache' not found in /home7/bitlatsl/public_html/coinurl.com/data/banner-process.php on line 165
UPD: It seems that Memcached need to be configured to support SSL.
Temporarily change https to http in the request code.
Fatal error: Class 'Memcache' not found in /home7/bitlatsl/public_html/coinurl.com/data/banner-process.php on line 165
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