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Ad Request Multiple

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This innovative new feature in ZestADZ will now facilitate the publishers to retrieve multiple Ads from ZestADZ in a single request.

With this, the latency to pull the ads will decrease and enable you to serve ZestADZ Ads at multiple points within your Page or Apps without making any additional requests.

Remember - All ads are based on only that one request - so it is targeted for that specific Phone, IP, Carrier and so on. There fore it is important to serve these ads for the requested client.

To get multiple ads, log on to ZestADZ, go to the site install code of any site or app and choose multiple ads.

All ads are fetched as a single request for a single site or app. These ads are available as different variables within the site install code. You can copy these variables and display these ads in different part of a single page.
Multiple Ads Api
You can get multiple ads as XML if you want to integrate with XML response within your site or app.

With this, the latency to many ads decreases and this enables you to serve ZestADZ Ads at multiple points within your mobile sites or Apps without making any additional requests.

Remember - All ads are based on only that one request - so it is targeted for that specific Phone, IP, Carrier and so on. There fore it is important to serve these ads for the requested client only.
 
To get multiple ads as XML, form a url request as below URL:
http://a.zestadz.com/multiple_ad?ua=[useragent]&ip=[ipaddress]&cid=[client_id]&fcid=[client_id]&meta=[meta_information]
&keyword=[targeting_keyword]&recs=[number of ads to display]&response_type=[ad response type]
Parameters
  • recs - this could be a maxiumum of 5
  • response_type - could be text or xml
  • cid - your mobile site or app client id
  • url - URL Encoded url from where the request has been made
  • ua - URL Encoded User Agent string of the phone from where the request has been made
  • ip - the client ip from where the request has been made
Sample:
http://a.zestadz.com/multiple_ad?ua=NokiaN70/%205.0741.4.0.1%20Series60/2.8%20Profile/MIDP-2.0%20Configuration/CLDC-1.1&ip=122.165.32.211&cid=14131C047A50414347574B574153415E8C&fcid=14131C047 A50414347574B574153415E8C &meta=pepsi&keyword=All&recs=5&response_type=xml
 
Sample Results:
<ads>
     <ad type="picture">
  <text>NA</text>
<picture>
http://assets.zestadz.com/ad/ad_picture/1605/Airtel1-medium.gif
</picture>
<url>http://a.zestadz.com/waplanding?lm=16%7C-1605~ck</url>
     </ad>
     <ad type="picture">
  <text>NA</text>
<picture>
http://assets.zestadz.com/ad/ad_picture/1604/Airtel2-medium.gif
</picture>
<url>http://a.zestadz.com/waplanding?lm=16%7C-1604~ck</url>
     </ad>
      <ad type="picture">
  <text>NA</text>
<picture>
http://assets.zestadz.com/ad/ad_picture/1604/Airtel2-medium.gif
</picture>
<url>http://a.zestadz.com/waplanding?lm=16%7C-1604~ck</url>
     </ad>
</ads>