Infolinks MediaReviews of infolinks.com

I ran each of the 5 star reviews for info links thru AI. The determination was they were all done by the same person.

We have been a long-term partner with Infolinks and they have always been wonderful to work with. Easy set-up, great customer support and on time payments.

Infolinks has been great for us. Easy integration and swift payments.

Great client service, ad rates and quality are solid.

Five stars! Infolinks offers incredible attention to detail and top-tier support. As a local digital news team, we truly appreciate that they always make us feel just as important as the big publishers. A wonderful partner to work with!

InfoLinks has quadrupled my ad income on my website. It was easy to implement and immediately paid off.

I’ve worked with Infolinks for about a year and a half and have had a wonderful experience. Great customer service! The team has been easy to work with, and the setup process was very straightforward.

Infolinks reached out multiple times trying to buy ad "inventory" for my niche community site (a free algorithm database for speedcubing, no products or e-commerce). I explained clearly in emails that: It's not a webshop and has no inventory to sell. It's a dedicated hobby site with ~500k monthly pageviews, mostly AdSense monetized at low daily revenue. I provided context (even linked a relevant video). Despite this, responses kept using generic sales language about "monetizing unsold/undervalued inventory", "guaranteed CPMs for US inventory", "price-priority delivery", etc., as if none of my replies were read. I asked simple questions about why I should consider them over reliable AdSense — answers stayed promotional and didn't address my situation. Ironically, I told them they could easily have me as a customer if only they answered my 3 easy questions about MY needs instead of pushing promotional materials — which was never addressed. Feels like talking to a script rather than a person who reviews publisher sites before pitching. Disappointing experience — hard to build any trust when basic context is ignored repeatedly.