Inspired by a brief negative review on a blog about RMX Direct where the publisher didn’t really understand he could control what he was complaining about, we thought we’d continue to add guidance on how to get going quickly and easily.

OK, you just got your beta invite–you’re thinking, “I am going to make XXXX number of dollars! I can’t wait to get ads running through my site with this thing.” Here’s a few steps to get you going in the right direction With RMX Direct.

We’ll assume you’ve put your name and payment info in (who your checks will be made out to, your Tax ID number if you’re a US citizen, etc.)

So, these are the 4 big steps, folks:

a) If you have existing relationships with ad networks or advertisers on your sites, traffic ‘em in to see if RMX Direct networks will outbid them–that’s the real magic right there.

Google Adsense, for example can compete with our network–whoever wants the impressions will pay the most for it–so you get paid the most for it. You do all that under the ‘Manage’ tab. Just click ‘Add advertiser’, type in your info. Then, click on the ‘Add Placement’ button and add your placements. Follow the steps on the screen. Ok, great.

b) Choose what types of ads you want and don’t want. Hmmmmm–to punch-the-monkey or not, that is the question.  Distracting ads–many users dislike them also. Your choice to use them or not–we leave that up to you. And that’s the key: you have a choice to turn them on or off. Under the ‘Media Guard’ tab, you can go in and customize your creatives/ads that show on your site. And if you don’t want to customize, we have three easy default settings. Doesn’t it feel good to know how much control you have?

Great.

c) While you’re at it, go to the “Link” tab and link up with RMX Direct networks. They’ll check out your site, and once you’re linked, they’ll also be bidding for your site’s inventory as well.

d) Inhale, exhale. Sleep. Eat.

Ok– there are 4 fast ways to bliss out on RMX. Hope you feel enlightened as the Sadhu pictured above. Happy monetizing!

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