Pepperjam Network launched last week to the support of thousands (that’s right!!!) of affiliate marketers from around the world.

Simply stated, Pepperjam Network was an amazingly successful launch - we are thrilled by the response we have gotten from the affiliate marketing and online money making community.

One of the surprising highlights of all the attention we have gotten is the very positive response to pepperjamADS.

pepperjamADS is a really cool affiliate marketing widget that you can use to serve customized contextual ads from one or multiple Pepperjam Network advertisers at the same time. The ad units come in various shapes and sizes. You can mix and mash ads from any of your merchant partners. For instance, you can create a fashion widget by selecting various ads from multiple fashion merchants. Likewise, you can create a specific widget with ads from any one merchant.

The thing that really separates pepperjamADS technology from anything else is that you get to choose the ads you want in the widget. Think about it - on CJ, Linkshare, ShareASale, Performics, Azoogle, and others you simply select a specific banner or specific text link for one merchant. You are limited to promoting one specific merchant per creative.

Not so with pepperjamADS!

With pepperjamADS you create the ad widget. Your ad widget can contain ads from multiple merchants or any single merchant.

Check out the pepperjamADS Video Tutorial below where I walk you through the Pepperjam Network interface and show you how to create your very own affiliate marketing widget.

Affiliate marketing will NEVER be the same - you’re now in control!

By the way, if you haven’t joined Pepperjam Network you will need to in order to take pepperjamADS for a test drive.

If you would like to Blog this video you can pull the code by clicking HERE.

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