Positions Available at Nuffnang

1) Media Sales

In short, the people in Media Sales at Nuffnang mainly spend their days out of the office, meeting potential clients, pitching and preparing exciting campaign proposals for more blog advertising campaigns. Our Media Sales Nuffies are typically extroverts and confident in public speaking.

 

2) Ad Ops

Our Ad Ops Nuffies (Short for Ad Operations) are given the responsibility of servicing our clients and executing our blog advertising campaigns. Yes, that also means that these are the people in charge of deciding which ads to place on which blogs. 

3) Blogger Liaison

If you love dealing with bloggers, you will love this job. Our Blogger Liaison Nuffies spend a lot of their time planning events for our Nuffnang community and liaising with bloggers on any campaign or events that we manage to get our Nuffnangers invited to. Blogger Liaison Nuffies are typically bloggers themselves and love planning events and parties. 

5) Software Engineer

In every web company, there are the Techies that build, maintain and develop new features for their site. If you are a programmer who has excellent PHP/MySQL and Javascript skills and love toying around with Ajax to build Web 2.0 applications, this is the role for you. 

6) Web Designer

Our web designers do everything from the design of new parts of our website to designing creatives for clients. If you are good at CSS and Adobe Flash then this is the perfect role for you. Knowledge of Action Script is a bonus. 

Get Music on the Go with DiGiMusic PLAY

DiGi is launching the DiGiMusic PLAY app for the iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GS! It’s Malaysia’s first unlimited music download application, giving DiGi iPhone users a whole new music experience. It doesn’t matter if you’re into rock music and idolise Led Zeppelin, rap along to the hip hop beats of Eminem, adore sultry R&B crooners like Alicia Keys or (god forbid) emulate pop star Justin Bieber, there’s something for everyone. There’s no artiste or music genre you can’t find in DiGiMusic PLAY. The best thing is, you can get it all at the unbelievably low rate of just RM 5 a month!

Nuffnang Reveals Click-Rating System

This week alone, there are 20 different campaigns running concurrently on the Nuffnang network involving thousands of blogs. That being said, some bloggers tend to get repeated ads week after week and some receive ads in a lower frequency in spite of the network ad revenue growth for the past year being 90% month after month.

The truth is many factors affect a blog’s selection in being delivered a Cost-Per-Unique Visitor ad, among many is the ad placement on the blog and whether a blog is Glitterati or not.

However, another very very important factor that advertisers look at is often the historical click-through ratio that a blogger gets for a previously run campaign on his/her blog. The more clicks and the higher the CTR that a blogger gets, the more likely that a future advertiser will choose to run a campaign on the individual blog.

Go Crazy with Pizza Hut’s Extreme Cheesy 6 Pizza

Are you crazy about cheese? Maybe you’d just like to go wild with cheese sometimes! You know how people sometimes say that too much of a good thing can be a bad thing? Well, it is our unshakeable opinion that this does not apply to cheese, because one can never have too much cheese! Luckily for us, the good people at Pizza Hut read our minds, because look what they just rolled out:

The Extreme Cheesy 6 Pizza – a mix of cheese so good, you’ll do anything to get it! It’s a whole lotta cheesy goodness that will satisfy any cheese lover! Don’t take our word for it, watch the adorable children go crazy with cheese in this TV commercial:

I just received an email that I have been selected for an ad campaign; what do I need to do?

• The email that we sent to you is just a notification to inform you that you have been selected for an advertisement campaign. All you need to do is to ensure that our Nuffnang codes in placed in prominent locations on your blog and wait for the campaign to run on the date stated in the email. If your blog has a bad ad placement as is found to drive a very low CTR, advertisers may withdraw the ad from your blog.

I am running an ad campaign on my blog, but have no earnings.

• Firstly, do check your email if you receive any notification about incoming CPM advertisements, or check your Buffered Earnings under Earnings if you have any new mCPM campaign running for that particular ad unit. If you have, the campaign is running and the earnings will only be credited when it ends.
• If there are no email notifications or any new mCPM campaigns in your Earnings section, then the ad that you saw is a CPC campaign.
• CPC campaign - Launched on advertisers' request. Will show on all blogs under Nuffnang network which have 'Show Global CPC Ads' selected under their Blog Preferences in Blog Manager which are not serving any CPM campaigns at the moment it is launched. Pay bloggers based on the number of unique clicks by their blog's unique visitors on the ad unit which is displaying the CPC ad. Will cease once it reaches its maximum clicks and update all bloggers' account whose blogs generated genuine clicks during the campaign. If a blog showed the CPC ad but did not generate any clicks towards the campaign, no earnings will be updated.

I have not been able to paste the Nuffnang codes into my Wordpress/Xanga/Multiply/Livejournal blog.

• Free versions of Wordpress.com do not allow the use of Javascripts nor the editing of their template's HTML. However, hosting your blog by using Wordpress.org's files on your own domain will allow you to do so if you are able to set the file permission settings through your FTP.

• At the moment, Xanga Themes does not support the use of javascript as it prevents the "< script >" tag to be inserted when placing a HTML code into their widgets. Only the old "Look & Feel" page allows the user to insert javascript. You may find the Xanga support forum thread about this here
  http://help.xanga.com/themes/Default.aspx?g=posts&m=6375

• Multiply and Livejournal do not allow 3_rd party advertisements nor the editing of their blog HTML. From our knowledge so far, the blogs that allow you to do this are blogger platforms such as www.blogger.com, the old ‘look and feel’ version of Xanga, full paid versions of Wordpress, Tabulas.com and Diaryland.com.