Log in to your account and click “Settings” in your dashboard. You can also access your settings in the dropdown menu, in the right upper corner of your screen.

If you’re a Publisher, your profile is automatically included in the marketplace if you have active ad units to sell. To create ad units, simply go to the “Ad Units” tab in your profile settings.

Yes, you can. Simply fill in your blog or website URL in the “Website Preview” field (in the “Basic Info” tab) and click “Generate Image”. You can do it every time you wish to capture a new image of your blog or website.

No. Your website data is automatically generated, once you install your Ad Unit widgets. Social data is also automatically registered, after you fill in your usernames for each social network.

Website data is extremely important to Advertisers. They need to know your blog or website reach in order to determine if you’re a good fit for them. That’s why keeping your widgets in your blog or website is so important.

Once you install your first Ad Unit widget, you immediately start collecting information about website visitors. To continuously collect your data, you have to keep at least one widget in your blog or website.

In Neonscope, an Ad Unit is the space you define in your blog or website layout to display banner ads paid by Advertisers.

In the “Ad Units” tab, click the + icon in the left corner of the Ad Units table. Fill in all the necessary fields in the pop-up window (type, duration, price and description) and click Save.

After you created an ad unit in the “Ad Units” table, click the arrow icon in the ad unit you wish to install. In the pop-up window, copy the widget code. Go to your blog or website and paste the widget code on the area where you want the Ad Unit to appear.

Go to the “Campaigns” tab in your settings. You can see all your pending, current and closed campaigns.

Yes you can, but be careful. Make sure you haven’t previously sold that Ad Unit to an advertiser. If you remove an Ad Unit with any sold campaigns, you will have to return those payments to your advertisers.

A good way to find your price is to determine how many page views you get every month. The average value on the market is around €1.50 per 1000 page views (CPM). For instance, if your blog receives around 50000 page views every month, you should probably charge €75 for a 30 day ad placement. On the other hand, if your blog is new and you still haven’t gathered any data, you should start with lower prices and work your prices up as you grow and gather your data.

You can make money by selling Ad Units displayed in your blog or website.

Stripe is a payment gateway that allows Advertisers to buy ad space and allows Publishers to safely collect payments.

Simply go to Stripe.com and create your account. All you have to do is connect it to Neonscope in the “Revenue” tab.

Neonscope is a SaaS platform that allows publishers to sell their own ad space directly to advertisers. In order to maintain the system working, we charge a 15% fee for every transaction.