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Google Adsense Introduced Third Party Ads

Posted on 30 May 2008

Google Adsense Logo????????Google made an announcement that they opened the Adsense network to other third-party advertisers. This is good news for both publishers and third-party advertising network. Publishers have more monetization possibilities and advertising networks deliver more traffic to their advertisers.

Currently, this only works for image ads, so you will see no change if you are opted out. If you are currently using or going to use image ads, then you have to update your privacy policy to let your visitors know about the third-party ads you’re serving.

We’re happy to announce that the Google content network now accepts display ads served from qualified third-party vendors. During this initial release, only ads in English are eligible, although we look forward to offering more options in the future.

By accepting third-party ads, we can attract a greater variety of advertising on the Google content network, which we believe will result over time in increased revenue for publishers and more relevant advertising for end users.

More on Google’s Official Blog

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11 Comments For This Post

  1. Ramona says:

    Advertising is so important to our industry especially at this time when so many changes are occuring.

  2. Secret Affiliate Code says:

    Hmm, this is some pretty interesting news. I am using Adsense, yet, I was unaware f this. Until I read your post. Thanks. I will dive in to my Adsense account and see if it is to benefit for me.

  3. Patrick says:

    And Google makes more money in the long run… which makes me want to work for Google even more. Too bad I’m not tech-savvy enough to join them.

  4. qaswer says:

    I still can’t figure it out and what it means actually.

  5. Best Web Design Romania says:

    Google is getting so big … Way To go Google .. hehe

  6. ?ark? dinle says:

    google adsense is not good.

  7. syed waseem says:

    thats great to us

  8. Startlogic Review says:

    That is really good for the publisher. but one bad thing they have done. They ordered not to shuffle adds. That will slow the earning.

  9. Resume says:

    Thanks for sharing such great news.

  10. Idaho Trucking Schools says:

    awesome… so now blogs still have a hope of being fairly ez to monetize. ad-sense just wasnt cutting it 0_0
    -Jake

  11. diseño paginas web says:

    Amazing news, so adsense will be more effective now.

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