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Originally posted by Marc Duffy:

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Originally posted by Pedro Monteiro:

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Originally posted by Marc Duffy:
My issue I think isnt even that people dont click the banner, they seem to do that ok

It's when they get to the page after that I have no idea what is going on.

Fluctuating exchange rates are of course a problem, can you not link to an external source to obtain the rates (and add a clause to the page that confirms the price displayed may change due to changes in exchange rates?_

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That would be a great idea. But I do think that if people had the proper exchange conversion made on the banner, they would have a better idea of what kind of pricing we were talking about prior to clicking on the banner.

http://outfieldcenter.com/6/ubb.x

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but it changes daily so thats a no no unless your updating your banners daily

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Sure, but I don't think it would change so drasticaly that would oblige us to change the price daily. But I must admit, I know nothing of about the dinamism of exchange rates.

http://outfieldcenter.com/6/ubb.x

I'm a little confused: What is the Infopop Inner Circle program?

Capitol Grilling - The Political Parlor Game
http://www.capitolgrilling.com

It's an affiliate program for Web Hosting and UBB.x customers so they can get commision for signups they refer.

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Originally posted by zeroflux:
I'm a little confused: What is the Infopop Inner Circle program?

Capitol Grilling - The Political Parlor Game
http://www.capitolgrilling.com

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Click here. This a link to the original news announcement made by Ted!

Can someone tell me Where I put the url?

Is this working

When you get your Inner Circle URL (from inside your Infopop account management page), you embed it into the HTML code of any one of your own website pages. (Is that what you were asking?)

It's best to put it on a page that gets a lot of traffic!