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CommentTuesday, May 17, 2005

AdSense For RSS Feeds Launched

For those who would rather see RSS feeds go without advertising, today will probably be remembered as a tragic one.

The reason for the tragic reaction is today, Google officially announced the beta launch of AdSense for RSS feeds. Google's method of placing ads within feeds will work just like normal AdWords ads do: they are placed in the most contextually relevant area and when clicked, the person responsible for the feed receives money.

In order to make the decision of feed advertising an easier one, Google is providing a "Best Practices" page. This page should help alleviate confusion surrounding feed advertising.

According to Andy Beal, AdSense for Feeds offers the following benefits:

  • Providing an additional revenue opportunity for publishers
  • Helping make content creation and distribution financially viable for publishers
  • Offering users relevant information about products and services
  • Extending the reach for AdWords advertisers
  • If you are interested in adding Google AdSense to your feed, apply here.

    Chris Richardson is a search engine writer and editor for WebProNews. Visit WebProNews for the latest search news.

    About the author:
    Chris Richardson is a search engine writer and editor for WebProNews. Visit WebProNews for the latest search news.

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