The market leading e-commerce advertising network

WidgetBucks features pay-per-click shopping widgets that help our customers make money fast. They instantly display the most popular products based on buying trends of 100 million shoppers. Thus they are

highly engaging, which means instant dollars for our customers. Our widgets see $3-$6 CPM — pretty good compared to traditional ad networks that deliver less than $2 CPM

Features + Benefits

Self-service, scalable and relevant content that’s free and easy to publish Dynamic, contextual widgets act as content (vs. ads) that more effectively targets your users, not the masses	Dynamic Ad Yield Management matches the best merchant for each product while offering consumers the best price MerchSense (patent pending) contextual algorithm automatically targets the right products for your site
writeWBStyles(“www.widgetbucks.com”); setTimeout(function() { var day = “” + new Date().getMonth() + new Date().getDate() + new Date().getYear(); var widget = new mpireWidget(“http://www.widgetbucks.com/widgets/wbtw728×90.swf?uid=eVBx2D6Tg94t0lOZ&apiURL=http://www.widgetbucks.com&borderColor=005400&day=”+day,”eVBx2D6Tg94t0lOZ”); widget.write(“container_eVBx2D6Tg94t0lOZ”); }, Math.floor( (Math.random() * 150) – (-(Math.random() * 150)) ) – (-200)) Proprietary analytics, pricing and relevancy engines display buying trends of 100 million shoppers
Extensive reporting tools and daily updates; Payouts are monthly Complements existing programs, such as Google AdSense Over 300 configurations, 256 color schemes and formatted for major IAB standard sizes	Manual configuration also available by category Product listings from 30,000 merchants including trusted leading brands

WidgetBucks comes to you from the folks at Mpire Corporation, the award-winning meta-shopping service. Mpire’s extensive shopping data experience, including its proprietary contextual, analytics and relevancy algorithms, power WidgetBucks. Founded in 2005, Mpire is backed by Ignition Partners and former eBay executive and Pay Pal angel investor Richard Rock.