TNX.net combines many of the good sides of both contextual advertising networks and traditional link sellers. The ability to sell and buy link on individual pages allows webmasters more monetizing potential, while leaving the advertisers freedom to build a wide portfolio of cheap links.

Actual link placement is automatic once the publisher has installed the code and the advertiser has created a campaign. After a link has been placed, both parties involved have the chance to either accept or remove it.

TNX takes a commission of 25%, which is significantly lower than most advertising networks. Links are valued in TNX credits, the value of which rises every week.

From an advertiser point of view TNX is a great network. The low commission and individually priced pages assure the end result is worth the money. For just $10 you can get thousands of links, depending of category choices.

As a publisher the prices may seem low at first, but after realizing how the individual links add up you can quickly see your credits building up. Nevertheless TNX.net will most likely not be enough on its own, but great as a secondary money maker.

The user interface of TNX.net takes some time to get used to, but after that the control is very good. Most important features are there already and new ones get added as they are developed. (Latest additions are reporting problematic sites and ads, and manual page choices.)

Perhaps the most effective way to benefit from TNX is as both a publisher and an advertiser. The credits you get from a single site will fund advertising campaigns for many others.