For the last several months we’ve been working hard to bring good news to existing and new Dating Ad Network members… And today is the day!

New-generation, completely redesigned Dating Ad Network engine gives you considerably more control and flexibility over their accounts!

Here is the list of most important changes:

• Have UNLIMITED number of banners per account;
• Have unlimited number of sites per account;
• 20 categories – for precise targeting of your ads and traffic;
• Block unwanted ads, sites and even whole categories;
• Control where your sites are advertised;
• More banner sizes supported: Leaderboard (728×90) Skyscraper (160×600) and Banner (468×60);
• More ad spots per page now supported;
• Share credits between your sites: earn credits on one site for promoting your other site(s);
• Cross-promote your sites between each other – if you wish;
• Advanced features: JS codes, alternative ad tags, and others; too many to list here – you have to see it to believe!

Existing members DO NOT HAVE TO CHANGE ANYTHING. Of course the new system will keep working fine with the older banner codes. Neither does it require any extra tweaking.

However, it gives so much more power that it is highly recommended for you to log in and explore when you have a minute. Update your codes, grab additional banner sizes for your pages, maybe exclude those unwanted ads, etc.

Btw, notice the Enhanced Restrict Websites feature: you can restrict ANY banner, ANY website or ANY category of sites from displaying on your pages. You can also restrict where you do not want your own site to be advertised and also block sites by entire categories.

And that’s not all: you can now use up to 3 banners of the same size on every page, and up to 5 total DatingAdNetwork codes per page.

If you have any questions - please use the Support form on the site. We have added additional customer support staff to answer your questions faster.

Login to your account at http://www.datingadnetwork.com/member/ … or sign up now!

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