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4 commentsThursday, October 15, 2009

More "Ads by Google" Across the Web

Google Extends Label to Rich Media Ad Formats

Google has started adding "Ads by Google" to more of its ads around the web. The reasoning for this is that a lot more advertisers are using Google's rich media ad formats these days, and the fact that they come from Google may not seem so obvious all the time.

"You'll soon notice a small 'i' (for 'information') icon overlay in the bottom right-hand corner of these ads, which will expand when the user hovers over it," explains Dan Friedman from Google's Inside AdWords crew. "This was specially designed for rich media ads. This new message will appear on your AdWords rich media ads, and will show up on standard AdSense ad units."

It will look something like this:

Ads By Google - Rich Media Ads

Just as in the past, when users click "Ads by Google," they will be taken to a page where they can learn about Google advertising. Google says tests have shown that this doesn't affect ad performance.

Google also recently started adding YouTube promoted videos into the AdWords/AdSense mix. In addition, they have introduced a new way for local businesses to advertise, and given advertisers more tracking options.

About the author:
Chris Crum has been a part of the WebProNews team and the iEntry Network of B2B Publications since 2003. Twitter: @CCrum237

Sick of Google Ads

Personally, I'm fed up with so many websites running Google ads, even ones with very little traffic. Unless a site has thousands of visitors per day, why bother?

Simple - if a site only

Simple - if a site only makes a dollar or 2 per day from Google ads, it is profitable. Once you know how to make a dollar a day per site you just need to roll out more sites. 1000 sites = $1000 per day (at the very least)

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