Provider and publisher setup
Configure search provider feeds, publisher links and revenue-share settings around the traffic relationships you operate.
Monetize search intent
Search Syndication
Run a search syndication platform. Connect search providers to publisher links, apply keyword and traffic rules and compare searches, clicks and partner results.
Existing module workflow · For search publishers, syndication businesses and search-feed operators.
How it works
From your partners
to a working operation.
A publisher runs a search experience, sends eligible queries to its connected providers and reviews which links generate accepted searches and paid clicks.
- 01Search query
- 02Publisher link & rules
- 03Search provider response
- 04Searches, clicks & NET results
Build with
Your Nexus components
Inside the operation
What your team
can manage.
Search-specific controls
Use supported keyword, geographic and device targeting, request filters and search caps. Review controls per provider instead of assuming identical behavior across feeds.
Comparable reports
Inspect searches and clicks by link, publisher, advertiser and feed. Separate local activity from NET figures received from partners.
Search SyndicationWorkflow
01 / Search queryPublisherLink · keyword · SubID
02 / NexusMatch & route
- Feed assignment
- Targeting
- Search caps
03 / Eligible feedProviderURL macros · revenue share
Possible outcomes
Eligible resultorNo eligible result
04 / REVIEWSearches · Monetized · Unique IPs
Before launch
What you need
to connect.
- Approved search demand providers and publisher traffic
- Search query and tracking parameters supported by each feed
- Revenue-share agreements and traffic acceptance rules
Formats & delivery
What can the
visitor actually see?
Explore relevant formats and traffic models. Delivery still depends on the selected module, publisher placement and partner integration.
Search ads
What is sponsored search? See how paid results, CPC pricing and publisher XML feeds work, with examples and traffic-quality controls for search syndication.
How it works ↗Contextual & domain
See how page content, site approval, keywords, categories and parked-domain templates create structured intent for relevant advertising delivery.
How it works ↗Related deployments
Another way to build.
01Existing module workflow
Connect traffic sources to advertiser feeds
XML ad network
XML / JSON feedsWorkflow
01 / Incoming requestAffiliate
02 / NexusMap & qualify
03 / Demand responseFeed
Run an XML / JSON feed monetization platform. Connect advertiser feeds, assign them to publishers and control how traffic is filtered, routed and monetized.
See this platform ↗02Existing module workflow
Connect supply and demand partners
OpenRTB exchange & traffic hub
OpenRTBWorkflow
01 / Bid requestSupply
02 / NexusQualify & route
03 / Eligible partnersDemand
Operate the connection between programmatic supply and demand. Manage exchanges, demand access, inventory rules and trading reports from the OpenRTB workspace.
See this platform ↗Plan your deployment
See this workflow
with the Nexus team.
Pricing depends on modules, traffic, integrations and support. Tell us what you want to operate and we will prepare a relevant demonstration and proposal.