Tech-savvy Company Offers Advertising Solutions for Content Sites

PHILADELPHIA, Penn. -- December 12, 2008 -- IDzMedia, a leader in online performance-based marketing, debuted an exciting new API on July 15, 2008. For webmasters of content sites, the tool is a breakthrough alternative to current advertising methods available.

"No longer do video sites and other entertainment providers have to rely on popups, contextual ads or Zango toolbar installs that many consider to be spyware - all methods that destroy the user experience and drive away repeat visitors," says Byron Kho, CEO of IDzMedia. "Now, webmasters can require users to do one or more surveys to unlock the premium content, and monetize each US user from $1-$5, and international users for up to $2 each!"

The Content Unlocker API manufactures an overlay on publisher website pages, which prevents access to premium content until the user completes the required number of surveys. The script automatically traces user actions in real-time and immediately removes the overlay once requirements are met.

IDzMedia manages the offer availability, posting only the highest converting offers and using geo-filters to ensure users that access the API are only shown offers that they are eligible for. The publisher has complete freedom to have close buttons (to allow users to optout), to customize the look and branding with their own graphics and text, to decide if and how the unlocker should appear to repeat visitors and much more!

Sample stats from December 12, 2008 reflect the high rates and appealing campaigns that are supplied to all Content Unlocker publishers. In general Content Unlocker traffic (including international and US traffic), IDzMedia supplied a $0.19 EPC and 16.058% CR. In US Content Unlocker traffic only, IDzMedia supplied a $0.31 EPC and 21.04% CR.

The Content Unlocker is easily implemented on publisher sites, requiring only one line of code in the HTML header. Implementing on several sites with individualized branding for each site is also easily done - the IDzMedia staff will help manage all the sites on one account and make sure publishers are supplied with the Content Unlocker code for each one.

IDzMedia Donates to Project H.O.M.E.

Online Marketing Leader Gives Back to Community

PHILADELPHIA, Penn. -- January 1, 2008 -- IDzMedia, a leader in online performance-based marketing, recently donated more than fifteen thousand dollars to local and international charitable institutions, including Doctors Without Borders, Project H.O.M.E., the Salvation Army and the Autism Society of America.

A gift of $4,000 was provided to the Autism Society of America (ASA). Throughout the last forty years, ASA has been relied upon to be the voice of autism community. The officers of InstantDollarz decided that ASA was an appropriate organization to support, seeing that autism tends to be an overlooked condition in the United States despite the more than 1.5 million people in this country affected by autism spectrum disorders.

A gift of $4,700 was made to the Doctors Without Borders/Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) organization. MSF responds to emergencies in more than 70 countries around the world, including medical interventions in Iraq, during meningitis outbreaks in Uganda and violent situations in Colombia and Kenya. The officers of InstantDollarz, being educated in the sciences themselves, felt that such an important contribution to international humanitarian efforts deserved financial support.

A gift of $4,000 was made to Project H.O.M.E., a local Philadelphia charitable organization. Project H.O.M.E. understands the link between vulnerable neighborhoods and homelessness, which is why they work in a preventative capacity to address its root causes. They provide quality community medical care, develops affordable housing and provides meaningful educational opportunities for adults and children. As happy residents of the City of Brotherly Love, the officers of InstantDollarz realize that the needs of its own community is just as important as the needs of all people around the world - thus, a donation to support work on behalf of Philadelphians.

Additionally, smaller gifts were made to the Salvation Army, and local churches and smaller charitable organizations within Philadelphia.