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Sat, 11 Jul 2009 07:41:10 +0000

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By: Webmaster S

Webmaster S — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 09:06:41 +0000

They are advertiser and publisher marketplace. you need to aplly http://google.com/adsense/ and http://google.com/adwords/ They earn quaite good.

By: Monkey

Monkey — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 07:56:52 +0000

Adwords is an incredibly effective way of marketing your site; I have been running campaings for a number of sites now and have yet to see an incidence of click fraud. Google on the other hand did and refunded the ammount back to us. If you’re thinking of going for adwords, make sure you only advertise on search and not on content otherwise you could get a lot of clicks that have no quality. Adwords is NOT free.
Adsense is where you have ads on your site and make money when people click on those ads. Do not be tempted to click on the ads that show up on your own site though as Google monitors IP addresses and will claim back the cash and ban you from the Adsense program.
Hope that helps
Shaunhttp://www.landingnet.co.uk

By: Funny Car Videos

Funny Car Videos — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 02:50:29 +0000

There’s been a great deal of discussion about the effectiveness of AdWords as a marketing channel. AdWords is highly susceptible to click fraud from the competition and Google has been less than aggressive when it comes to chasing down click fraud rings.
Also, Google promises to place your AdWord, 60 character block on sites related to the keywords you select. Many subscribers have found their AdWords on sites that have nothing to do with the topicality of the home site - the site placing the ads. There have even been complaints that AdWords have been placed by Google on non-English speaking sites.
There’s little incentive for Google to change its tactics. It gets the PPC whether it’s legit or an AdWord-clicking bot wiping out the marketing budgets of competitors.
There are plenty of PPC programs other than AdWords, though they aren’t any more effective in preventing click fraud.
On the upside, you only pay when a buyer clicks on your AdWords. Just watch for spikes in activity. If you go from six click-throughs a day to 6,000 a day, you’ve got a click fraud problem.
Look, if you’re going to spend money marketing your site, there are better, more effective ways to do it than those blue skyscrapers on the right side of Google’s SERPs.
I’d stay away and look at other, more reliable means of monetizing a site. Look into affiliates at http://www.cj.com.
Hopes this answers your question.
Paul Lalley
editor@webwordslinger.com