AskJolene.com Introduces Keyword Advertising

Eindhoven, NL – AskJolene.com has announced her new online advertising program. This program brings keyword targeted advertising to the adult web.

"This is a major leap forward. Keyword targeted advertisment has become the norm on the regular web, and with good reason. Now it's time for the adult web to follow suit." says CEO Toine Verheul.

Targeted ads are shown only to users that are actively seeking for the advertised content. Higher relevance results in higher click through ratio's. It also leads to a higher consumer confidence, something which is sorely needed on the adult web.

The new program is fully automated and web based. On sales.askjolene.com advertisers can choose from a broad range of adult categories, select a gallery, banner or text ad position and complete the deal with an online payment.

AskJolene.com is a fully featured adult search engine that delivers hundreds of thousands of results to users worldwide every day. It has won international acclaim for its accuracy and its ability to deliver a targeted audience to the websites of content providers.

For more information, please visit sales.askjolene.com.

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