New Max Banner Ads Ninja Affiliate Plugin Released Today

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I’m a big fan of MaxBlogPress plugins, as you can probably tell from my use of the Max Banner Ads.  Pawan Agrawal makes very easy to use, effective plugins that really add to a sites usability and profitability.  Today, he released a new plugin that further adds to the arsenal of plugins for Word Press blogs.

Like pop-ups in the past, consumers are becoming “blind” to banner ads on websites.  One of the key ways to thwart this “blindness” is to include affiliate linked keywords within your posts and pages.  If you want to add these, you must hand code the link and usually, you must also “cloak” it to avoid having your commission stolen by some less ethical marketers.  This can become very time consuming and I like to work smarter, not harder.

I knew that WP-Affiliate-Pro offered a plugin that did a lot of this work for you, but it also costs $97.  I attempted to find a free plugin that would do the job, but didn’t have any success.  I had pretty much resigned myself to buying WP-Affiliate-Pro when I got an email from Pawan about increasing your blog profits using keyword links.  I quickly commented on his post about keyword linking that he needed to create a plugin for this task.

As a side note, before resigning myself to buying WP-Affiliate-Pro, I actually looked through the MaxBlogPress site to see if he’d already created something similar, to no avail.

My comment was followed up by a new post announcing Pawan’s new Ninja Affiliate plugin that would do exactly what I wanted from a keyword plugin!  I bought it as soon as he released it, today.  He’s currently offering a $20 discount on the plugin for the next 4 days, making it $77.  After the 4 days, it will go back up to $97, the same as WP-Affiliate-Pro.  I figured I was going to buy this type of plugin one way or the other and I liked many of MaxBlogPress’ previous plugins, so I went with the Ninja Affiliate plugin, as opposed to Affiliate Pro.  I also feel Pawan has had an opportunity to learn from the Affiliate Pro plugin and improve on it’s features.

As I said, I just bought the plugin, today, so I haven’t had much chance to use it, but here is a quick comparison from Pawan to the WP-Affiliate-Pro plugin: (You can see more of his comments on this post).

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