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Adsense for feeds! Only for Feedburner

Google today has launched adsense for feeds a step that will allow to integrate Google Adsense ads within RSS / XML feeds.Now when you sign in to your adsense account and go to ad setup page,you will see a new option “Adsense for Feeds”

 

Adsense Setup Page

 

 You will get the following option :-

 

Adsense For Feeds

 

                                                     Adsense for feeds is compatible only with feedburner and you will require to manually connect the two accounts.Though Feedburner is the leading service in regards to managing feeds and dominates the whole blogging world, there are many people who dont use feedburner.Adsense for feeds has no options to place adsense codes in feeds not managed by feedburner.

Video Unit ads available to more countries and languages

adsense logoGoogle has today expanded the availability of the languages and geographies where Video Unit Ads are supported.French, German, and Spanish have been added to the list of supported languages, and also Brazil, Germany, India, and Mexico to the list of supported countries.

Here’s what Adsense Video Unit now supports :-

English, French, German, Japanese, or Spanish-language and countires of Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, India, Ireland, Italy, Germany, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland, Spain, United Kingdom, United States

                                                         If you have supported language as well as region then Sign in to your AdSense account and visit your AdSense Setup tab to get started. After linking your YouTube and AdSense accounts, you’ll be able to customize and embed the video player into your website, and choose between having videos automatically targeted to your content or manually selecting content categories and content providers. Companion and text overlay ads will appear with your videos, and you’ll generate earnings for valid clicks and impressions on those ads.

Google Adsense Retires Referrals

Google Adsense LogoToday I received an E-Mail from the google adsense team stating that the referral programs provided by adsense will be deactivated soon.The adsense referral codes will no longer show any ads beginning the last week of August.

 

                                               Google has not mentioned  any specific reason for ending refferrals in their Inside Adsense Blog.

 

If you currently use referral ads, either to promote Google products or offerings from AdWords advertisers, AdSense Referrals code will no longer display ads beginning the last week of August.You have to take  the following steps before Refferrals retiring:-

  • Remove the referral code from your site
  • Run and save all referrals reports on your desktop

Google is also requiring you to update your adsense account to Google one as a compulsary step

 

 

Join the online Google Seminar on Cross Products

 

GoogleGoogle is holding a seminar on 3 of the most useful products for webmasters i.e  Google Webmaster Tools, Google Analytics, and Google Website Optimizer on 8th of July.

Here’s a short description of all the tools mentioned:-

Google Webmaster Tools is a resource to gauge the visibility of your pages on Google. It shows you which of our search queries drive traffic to your site and lets you see where your site is included in the top search results. You’ll even be able to identify your top content and view the words that other sites use to link to it.

Google Analytics provides further insight on how people land and navigate on your site, regardless of whether they arrive through Google search, pay-per-click ads, or other means. You can see which geographical regions people come from, view your top landing pages, and compare the effectiveness of all your ads, e-mail newsletters, affiliate campaigns, referrals, and keywords on Google and other search engines.

Google Website Optimizer then enables you to act on the information you’ve gathered about your site and make concrete improvements. After identifying your high-traffic but low-converting pages, you can test different combinations of content to determine which one most yields the outcome you’re looking for.

Here’s the Time and Date :-

DATE: Tuesday, July 8
TIME: 9:00 a.m. PT (Pacific Time)

You can register for the seminar for free by visiting here.

During this online seminar, team members will:

 

 

 

Google announces advertising agreement with Yahoo

Google's Adsense

Google today announced that it has reached an agreement that gives Yahoo! the ability to use Google’s search and contextual advertising technology through its AdSense for Search and AdSense for Content advertising programs. Under the agreement, Yahoo! has the option to display Google ads alongside its own natural search results in the U.S. and Canada.

                                                In addition, Yahoo! can serve contextually targeted ads on its U.S. and Canadian web properties as well as on its current publisher partner sites. Yahoo will continue to operate its own search engine, web properties and advertising services.
                                                In addition, Yahoo! and Google agreed to enable interoperability between their respective instant messaging services bringing easier and broader communication to users.
                                                “This commercial agreement provides Yahoo! with the opportunity to deliver more relevant ads to users and provide advertisers and publishers with better advertising technology to help them succeed in their own businesses,” said Eric Schmidt, Chairman and CEO of Google. “This agreement will preserve the competitive and dynamic online advertising space.”
                                                As a result of the agreement, Yahoo! will be able to complement its own advertising program with Google’s advertising technology. As a result, advertisers will be able to better reach consumers, and Yahoo! and its current publisher partners can generate more revenue. Yahoo can use Google’s advertising technology on as many or as few of its search results and content pages as it chooses.
                                                This non-exclusive agreement allows Yahoo! to enter into similar agreements with other advertising providers. In addition, Yahoo! will maintain relationships with its own advertising customers and will continue to rely exclusively on its own advertising program outside of the U.S. and Canada. The agreement has a term of up to ten years: a 4-year initial term and two 3-year renewals at Yahoo!’s option. Financial terms between the two companies were not disclosed.

 

[Source Google Press Release]

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