Google AdSense for Video beta has extended its advertisements into video medium. We all watch videos online one way or another and like any other medium, this is a good way for advertisers to promote their products and for consumers, another avenue to gain knowledge about products that match with their life styles.
"We have two major goals: to make it easier for publishers to monetize video online, and for advertisers to learn how to reach the video community. Towards these ends, today we're also launching a single destination with an overview of various options to expand online video opportunities called Google Video Advertising Solutions. We hope this will be your starting point to understand how to leverage the Google Content Network and YouTube to make the most out of the online video experience. You can also see our overview videos for advertisers and publishers -- because isn’t video the best way to experience video?
We've been working with a number of video partners (e.g. popular destinations like BobVila.com, eHow, MyDamnChannel, ExpertVillage, PinkBike, TheNewsRoom, and social video aggregators like Revver, blip.tv, and GodTube). And we're also working with several key video platform solution solutions like Brightcove, Yume, Tremor Media, and Eyespot Network, who have plugged our ads into their platforms."
Official Google Blog: AdSense for video now in beta
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Thursday, February 21, 2008
AdSense for video, beta, Debuts
Friday, August 24, 2007
AdSense Checks and checking up on them
I remember the first Adsense check I received! Even though it was just enough for a good dinner, I have been waiting for it since it was marked as being mailed.
Whatever the case I did not have much trouble with checks and soon I will make it a direct deposit! If you have been having trouble with your check(s) or assumed that you did, there is a post on AdSense blog you might want to check out!
Inside AdSense: Check up on it
Saturday, January 20, 2007
Does New Adsense make any sense, with Jensence help, Yes
If you are using Google Adsense to generate revenue on your website or weblog, you may have gone through the procedures and rules that Google provides. Tech support team is great and any gray area that makes you wonder, could be easily resolved with an email to them.
But it is great to read all those rules and regulations in a more readable manner over at Jensense blog. She has a post that make it easier to know what to and what not to with Google Adsense. Follow the link for a good read.
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Jensense makes sense on adsense
