9 posts tagged Google RSS Ads

Google’s Adsense is the leading contextual advertising network on the Internet. The program allows for text ads, image ads, and video ads which are all targeted toward the content of your page. Many have found that Adsense is the best way to monetize original content.

Google’s Adsense is the leading contextual advertising network on the Internet. The program allows for text ads, image ads, and video ads which are all targeted toward the content of your page. Many have found that Adsense is the best way to monetize original content.

Google’s Adsense is the leading contextual advertising network on the Internet. The program allows for text ads, image ads, and video ads which are all targeted toward the content of your page. Many have found that Adsense is the best way to monetize original content.

Seeing Ads on Videos: A Google Move Posted by seonotes in February 23rd 2008 under: Seo Notes, Web Tags: , google, RSS, S.E.O., seo notes, video ads How would you feel if you’re were watching an online video about cute penguins and suddenly a small ad about saving wildlife appears just right below the viewing screen?

Late last week Google began testing a new way to advertise within search results: video ads. Hum... I guess it was only a matter of time before this happened. 1 Vote(s)

So you’ve bought a domain name, installed your Wordpress blog, and now you’re wondering what to do. Well, look no further because I’m about to tell you the things you should be thinking about. Whenever I play around with technology I usually do a little research, play around with it, and then jump in headfirst.

I’m proud to present that I am participating in my first major competition/contest against other bloggers. Four other bloggers to be exact. If you know about the RSS contest between John Chow and Shoemoney back in October of last year, you should know what this one is going to be about.

New Ad Spots Added December 19, 2007 You may or not have noticed some of the new ad spots that I added above and below the sidebar. Not only that, but I cleaned up the sidebar too, getting rid of WidgetBucks ads and also the image sponsors. Right now I am focusing on getting readers to subscribe to my RSS feed via email via FeedBurner.

I’m moving my rss feed to feedburner. and i noticed that feedburner now works with google adsense. Feedburner is in the closing stages of being acquired by Google for around $100 million. The deal is all cash and mostly upfront, according to our source, although the founders will be locked in for a couple of years.