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Fast Delivery & Media File Manager

You can upload media files directly onto our system. Our global ad servers will deliver these files quickly to your visitors. This add-on provide you with multiple benefits:

• Convenient: Upload and manage media files with just a couple clicks. You browse a file in your computer and submit.
• Fast: Deliver ads quickly to your visitors through our geographically-diverse content delivery network (CDN) of servers
• Reliable: No more broken link in case you need to update the media file
• Cost-effective: Save your web hosting's bandwidth, which can be expensive

If you subscribe to this add-on, it can be accessed through the menu My Account/ Add-ons/ Fast Delivery and every time you create a new ad. This selection will display a field so that you can browse and upload a file from your local computer instead of pasting an image URL. The maximum file size supported is 500 KBytes.

Bandwidth

A 10kb (kilobytes) banner displays 100,000 times would take about 1 gigabytes (GiB) of bandwidth

10 x 100,000 = 1,000,000 kilobytes

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