JOCKSTRAP CENTRAL BANNERS AND PROMOTIONAL IMAGES
UNDERSTANDING THE LINKING CODE?
Every page on Jockstrap Central is affiliate enabled, you'll just have to know a little HTML and have a little understanding about how the linking code works. Here's a standard linking code that will take your visitors to our homepage:
<a href="http://www.jockstrapcentral.com/?AID=XXXXXX">image or text link</a>
This is a typical HTML a href tag that tells a web browser where to go if a user clicks the image or text link between the open and closing A HREF tag.
The XXXXXX refers to your affiliate account number. You'll have to replace it with your actual number (without the AID.) So, if your affiliate account number was AID12345, then you'll just replace the XXXXXX with 12345. The AID (Affiliate account number) is absolutely neccessary and you will not get credit if this is left out of the code
To use these banners on your site you can either link directly to them on our site (right click the banner and view the properties for the complete banner location) or you can right click the banner and save it to your computer to upload it later to your own site.
These are all standard sized banners. If you need custom sized banners for your site we'd love to make them for you - just let us know what you need.
If you are an Jockstrap Central affiliate, please enter your affiliate code (without the AID) so we can automatically generate your linking codes:
150x200
Standard Blog sized ads - perfect for your sidebars. This is the size that Blogads have made a standard.
150x500
These skyscraper banners really make an impact as their long size lends themselves perfectly to showing off our models and products. Like the Blog ads above, then fit nicely in a blog's sidebar.
150x600
These skyscraper banners really make an impact as their long size lends themselves perfectly to showing off our models and products. Like the Blog ads above, then fit nicely in a blog's sidebar.
468x80
This horizontal banner size has been around since the beginning of the Internet. I believe it was made popular by the original search engines and is one of the toughest banners to design. The horizontal aspect doesn't lend itself to models or much else for that matter. Regardless, it's a standard so here they are...
468x200
This deeper 468 banner is far easier to design for than the above and is becoming an industry standard (at least I'm pushing for it!)
468x120
Just another depth (120 pixels)for a 468 wide banner.
540x400
We made a bunch of these banners for Manhunt and loved the size
600x114
This long horizontal banner is probably best at the top of websites.
120x600
These skyscraper banners really make an impact as their long size lends themselves perfectly to showing off our models and products. Like the Blog ads above, then fit nicely in a blog's sidebar.
120x120
Not sure what size is standard for square banners, but here's a bunch of 120x120 ones. If you need other sizes, let us know, they're easy to convert.
