Add-On Releases - Prosperent Preformance Ads

Updates:

• June, 7, 2012- Made the CSS styling its own file, for easy changes. (v. 1.1)

Prosperent Performance Ads

This plugin adds Performance Ads under the first post in a vbulletin forum thread. Since our ads automatically scale in size, these will look great on fluid width designs as well as fixed width. More info about Prosperent Performance Ads: http://prosperent.com/tools/performanceads

Why Prosperent Performance Ads?

Prosperent Performance ads have a content analyzer that will produce an ad based on content in each thread. This will give you targeted ads, which in turn will lead to more clicks and conversions.

The image below show the Performance Ads on a forum. The specific thread was related to Integra, and the items that Performance Ads pulled back were related to Integra.

We have an ever growing community, which is always willing to answer questions and lend a helping hand, and our team here at Prosperent is also available on the forum.

Installation

First thing, head over to Prosperent and click Join, its Free to do so. Create your account and once you are signed in, look in the upper right hand corner. You should see "Welcome, -YOUR USERNAME- (123456)". The 6 digits after your user name in the parentheses in your User Id. You'll need that number later.

Now, download the .zip file and unzip it. Inside you'll see all the files that you'll need. Import the plugin in the AdminCP. As for the other file copy it into your main or root vbulletin directory.

Go to Styles & Templates, click Style Manager and then on your Primary Style, click Edit Templates. Open the postbit or postbit_legacy template and insert

PHP Code:

<vb:if condition="$post['isfirstshown']">
    {vb:raw performanceAd}
</vb:if> 


inside the template you use.

Okay, with that done. Go into your AdminCP and click Settings -> Options -> Prosperent Performance Ads and add your User ID to the input box labeled User_ID , then alter the Template with whichever template you added the above PHP to.

Admin Options:

User_ID- Your User ID for Prosperent.
Template- The template you use, either postbit or postbit_legacy.

Notes:

If you have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to ask me here or on the Prosperent Community.