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May30
Seeing more with Google Video Adsense

When words aren’t enough, allow a picture to say it for you.  This seems to be the point that Google's Video Adsense is trying to make.  Video Adsense consists of a user-initiated click-to-play video ads which will be displayed on the subscriber's website.  The video ad will appear as a static picture that will only play once a user clicks on it, so website owners and bloggers don’t have to worry too much about intrusion.  The sound can also be manipulated by the users.

The nature of the video ads may either be contextually- or site-targeted.  With contextually-targeted video ads, publishers will earn for every click that leads to a particular advertiser's page.  Publishers get paid through CPM for site-targeted ads.google%20adSense%20logo.gif

Pros and cons of having Video Adsense on your site
Video Adsense has the potential to become the next big thing for publishers, offering them an innovative way to reach more audiences.  Publishers also have a good amount of control over how the videos are played and when the ad portion of the video will appear.

Video Adsense is also a new way to provide the advertisers with a fresh method of reaching a wider audience without the expensive cost traditional broadcast media methods provide.  This will attract more advertisers to submit video ads, allowing publishers to have more choices in the future.  Better yet, there is potential for increased

revenue thanks to increased ad auction competition, not to mention a chance for the video ads to become viral.  Publisher sites also become more attractive and relevant to users.

On the downside, this is fairly new and still gaining momentum.  There is not a whole lot of selection for video ads.  The appearance of ads is still also dependent on the quality of your site.  If your site offers no relevance, don't expect to be wooed.  As with its textual Adsense, Google does not disclose how much earnings bloggers can get from Video Adsense.  They will also not guarantee the ads' earning potential.

So is the change good?  It remains to be seen, although Google is confident its new offerings will increase value not just to advertisers but also to publishers.  Innovation is key to growth, though so these two newcomers just might be worth a try.

May29
YPN offers PayPal Payment Method Now
An easier and the most popular payment method - PayPal, is now available for YPN publishers:Today at Yahoo! Publisher Network we’re pleased, and I mean pleased, to announce that publishers in our network now have the option to be paid... Continue Reading
Google Acquired FeedBurner: Now What?
Just when we have just learned the hundred or so ways of maximizing online earnings with Google Adsense, Google has come up with more ways of making more money.  All the more reasons to stay glued to your website and... Continue Reading
May28
Major AdSense Earnings Decrease
Are you also experiencing low AdSense income these past few weeks? Some say it's because of the banning of the AdSense arbitrage doers. This is from the thinking that since the Google AdSense team is getting rid of those using AdWords... Continue Reading
May27
AdSense Sandbox: Get Rid of MFA Sites
AdSense publishers would surely want to know what ads would be displayed on their sites once they put it up. Or, those who already have existing websites might have just recently realized that low-paying ads which are actually using AdSense arbitrage... Continue Reading
May26
Wordpress Plugin: AdSense Manager
Another Wordpress plugin was developed for the benefit of AdSense publishers - the AdSense Manager. In stead of opening your AdSense account and re-setting or changing the look of your AdSense ads - ad color, layout, and size, with this... Continue Reading
May25
ScreenDig: AdSense Revenue Sharing Site
ScreenDig is a entertainment-focused website with content that's generated by its users. The categories that ScreenDig allows its users to create sites on include TV shows, movies, celebrities, and games.Fanatics of Heroes, 24, and reality TV shows will definitely be... Continue Reading
Site Sponsors vs AdSense
Google AdSense is getting more and more notorious especially because of smart pricing, sudden disabling of AdSense accounts, and the decrease in earnings probably because of imminent shutting down of sites doing AdSense arbitrage.With those reasons, who would blame publishers if they look for better... Continue Reading
Go Click Your Own AdSense Ads Accidentally
It's ok if you click your own site's AdSense ads. That's according the Google AdSense team.You don't need to send them an email pleading to reinstate your AdSense account, er, telling them that you accidentally clicked your own ads. Why?Because... Continue Reading
May24
Asking for AdSense Clicks for Charity Purposes
There are those who are blogging for a cause or who are encouraging visitors to support ads such as AdSense ads through clicking because they're announcing that all the earnings of that site will go to a certain charity. The Google... Continue Reading
Google to Kill AdSense Arbitragers
Reports about people receive emails from AdSense about the coming shutting down of their AdSense accounts since they have an "unsuitable business model". According to the report, those who earn about $10,000 from these kinds of sites are the Google... Continue Reading
May10
Webinar to Improve AdSense Earnings
For those who haven't read about it yet, the Google AdSense team is sponsoring a webinar on May 16 on how to increase AdSense publishers' earnings. Most probably, AdSense optimization tips and other issues will be discussed.An open forum after... Continue Reading
May 8
Tumri Publisher: Combines Contextual Ad and ECommerce
Tumri Inc, which is from name of an Indian music genre called Thumri, is said to be planning to set up the first online merchandising network ever, according to Donna Bogatin of ZDNet.Tumri Publisher is a new online ad network... Continue Reading
May 7
CrispAds Blog Ad Network
For bloggers looking for more options aside from AdSense, Bidvertiser, and other online ad networks, CrispAds might be the solution a few years ago.It's a combination of text and graphics ads.Here's what CrispAds claims about its service:You target the ads.... Continue Reading

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