Showing posts with label google adsense. Show all posts
Showing posts with label google adsense. Show all posts

On Tuesday night, Google announced the beta launch of its new AdSense for Games program, the search giant's first foray into the video games market, and the long-awaited answer to the question of what the company planned to do with AdScape Media, which it bought for $23 million in February 2007.

I wonder if they will place an ad on the popular game Monopoly?
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iMedia Connection is reporting that
Proximic a 14-man german start up is looking to take down Google's AdSense.

While others focus on beating Google at search, Proximic hopes to beat AdSense by syndicating product listings as contextual ads. Proximic recently signed syndication deals with eBay's Shopping.com and Yahoo's shopping network.
continue to read the report here
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CBC News is reporting that google is set to weed out adsense freeloaders with its new  kiting detection system set to take affect Feb 11,2008
 
Google Inc. will be placing a detection system on one of its advertising programs in an effort to stamp out a practice used to generate income from domain names without paying for them.

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The practice, called "domain kiting," takes advantage of a five-day grace period that exists when registering domain names with the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), the group that oversees the registry of domain names.
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We are always reading ways to make the best of google adsense ads on our blogs.
Well Vijay over at eTechBuzz.com has
put together a great post titled 20+ practical and ethical tips to earn more revenue from Google Adsense

Hurry on over for a look.
20+ practical and ethical tips to earn more revenue from Google Adsense
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Google adsense has changed the way it pays publishers.
Here is what they have to say on the matter.

Upcoming referrals changes
Are you currently displaying a referral unit for AdSense on your website? Then read on, because there are some upcoming changes to the referral program that you should be aware of. But first let me clarify that only referral units promoting AdSense will be affected by this change; referrals to other products and services remain unaffected at this time. This change to referrals promoting AdSense will differ depending on your location, regardless of where your users are located.

- If you're in North America, Latin America, or Japan, the pricing structure for AdSense referrals is changing.

About a year ago, as an experiment, we changed the pricing structure for AdSense referrals so that when a user you referred to the program earned $5 within 180 days of sign-up, you would also earn $5. When that publisher earned $100 within 180 days and removed all payment holds, you'd receive $250. We have decided to conclude this experiment and return to the original pricing structure. As a result, we'll soon no longer be offering the $5 bonus or $2000 bonus, and the payout for referring a user who generates $100 with AdSense in the first 180 days will return to $100.continue reading adsense changes rules
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Google AdSense Launches Newbie Central to help out newcomers to adsense.
Here is what google has to say on the subject.

Ring in the new year with Newbie Central
We're excited to introduce you to Newbie Central, our complete resource for new publishers, now live in our Help Center.

We know there's a lot to learn when you're just starting out with AdSense, so we boiled the program down to the basics for our beginners. In Newbie Central, you'll find a walk-through of the initial steps getting started, from familiarizing yourself with your account to placing ads on your site to receiving your very first payment. We've also included some brief guides to help you get acquainted with our various features, policies, and tools.

One highlight is the Earnings and Expectations pages, which provide insight into how much you can expect to earn and you can do to influence your earnings. Whether you're considering applying and curious about potential revenue, or you're an existing publisher and want to boost your current earnings, the Earnings and Expectations section can help.

For you AdSense veterans out there, feel free to point your friends who've been on the fence about joining to Newbie Central, or even use it as a way to brush up on the basics for yourself!

Newbie Central
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If you use google adsense for search on your pages google has announced on their google blog as of Dec 10th your top queries reports will be affected by the update.

You will no longer be able to view reports over 1 year old after the update.
You can read the full report atGoogle Adsense Blog
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The inside adsense blog announced that they will be releasing a new ad management solution to enable code-free ad changes.

As of now, if you want to change your AdSense layout to a different format, color, channel or whatever, after you make that change in the AdSense console, you need to copy and paste new AdSense code into your site. In the future, all you will need to do is make the change in the AdSense console and the changes will be automatically applied to your live ads.
This will be much quicker then the process now.

You can read more along with screenshots on their blog.
Full Article Here
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YouTube set to offer adsense enabled video player.You can embed it into any website.

I read about this today from the MarketingPilgrim Blog

You can read about it there along with a screen shot,and more info.
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Before you apply for Google AdSense

After you have become familiar with the Google AdSense program, you will no doubt be in a hurry to start cashing in on all the excitement and start raking in the cash. Before you sign up, however, it is important to take some important preliminary steps to make sure that everything is in place to do it right the first time.

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