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mopek1 09-15-2006 10:39 AM

Geo-Targetted Ads Take So Loooong To Load!!!
 
I love the AFF geo-targetted ads and feel they do result in increased sales however I am worried about them taking so long to load.

Whenever I put them on a new page and then point my browser to it, the page takes at least 3-4 times (sometimes more) longer to load. My fear is that surfers - with thier infinitessimal attention span - will just close the browser sometimes instead of waiting for it to load.

Any thoughts on this?

Do others experience it?

Any way to fix it?

mopek1

LiveDose 09-15-2006 10:41 AM

Sometimes they do, sometimes they are pretty quick. Anything with additional scripting will take longer than a simple graphic.

fuzebox 09-15-2006 10:43 AM

The database structure can be pretty intensive on a high traffic box. I have a setup which makes it like 10x faster to read, but even that with a lot of traffic will slow down a given box. AFF has a massive cluster of servers doing geoip lookups and they still slow down once and a while...

bl4h 09-15-2006 10:51 AM

it takes a lot to look up an ip and match it with a city and then draw an image (ive run that database for fun at my house)

they should consider caching the images since they deal with so much traffic.

and i do mean saving an image of every single ip address to disk...

ie: 127001.jpg

or mayve /127/0/0/1.jpg

seems like a lot, but considering the size of the operation its not all that crazy of an idea

fuzebox 09-15-2006 11:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bl4h
it takes a lot to look up an ip and match it with a city and then draw an image (ive run that database for fun at my house)

they should consider caching the images since they deal with so much traffic.

and i do mean saving an image of every single ip address to disk...

ie: 127001.jpg

or mayve /127/0/0/1.jpg

seems like a lot, but considering the size of the operation its not all that crazy of an idea

I do this but just by caching the image for each city... The db lookup isn't that bad at all if you setup the database properly.


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