Google AdSense Bay Area Forum

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I put <a
href="https://www.google.com/adsense/hom
e">Google Adsense</a>

I put <a
href="https://www.google.com/adsense/hom
e">Google Adsense</a> 10/30/2003 08:17 PM
I put <a href="https://www.google.com/adsense/home">Google Adsense</a> on <a href="http://easytopicmaps.com/">Easy Topic Maps</a> two weeks ago. There have been 1,324 impressions and 40 clickthroughs (about 3 by myself), which gives an impressive average clickthrough rate of 3.0% (I'm not <a href="http://unicast.org/archives/000866.html">supposed</a> to say...

WebmasterWorld AdSense Forum Improves
Your Standard of Living

WebmasterWorld AdSense Forum Improves
Your Standard of Living 04/14/2005 01:45 PM
Nice thread including a great step by step instructions on how to create pretty graphs in Excel from the Adsense stats csv file.

Bay Area Mobile Forum

Bay Area Mobile Forum 06/09/2004 12:34 PM

Russell Beattie is on a tear!  I say "Ice Tea" (some of us don't drink!)  And no carbs, just meat and cheese.

Bay Area Mobility Forum. Things are, as always, insanely busy at the moment.

So continuing the thought from Saturday, I think I've gotten some great reception to the idea of having an "un-conference"/get together about mobility. Since I'm up in Emeryville and not technically in Silicon Valley, I decided to call it the Bay Area Mobility Forum. I just registered mobilityforum.org as well.

Now, what's the best way to organize online? There's three ways I can think of - I can:

1) Start a Yahoo Group. But I think that's aging platform. Yes, once upon a time it was cool, but now mailing lists are so passé.

2) Start a wiki. I could grab JSP Wiki and have it up and running in a matter of minutes. And I think Wikis are wonderful and cool and all that, but I may be too type-A to deal with the hassle of a zillion people editing pages without control.

3) Start a blog. I think this is probably the best option. And I'm not even thinking about using *my* weblog, but the new Blogger. It supports multiple authors, comments, etc. It doesn't supprt RSS which sorta sucks, but the rest is pretty great.

I'm partial to the blog because it's easier to diseminate timely information, comments are great ways of getting feedback without getting things lost in discussion groups, and by inviting multiple authors, I can - like Mobitopia - take the load off me when I flake out and move on to other shiny things that catch my interest.

In terms of the what the goal is of the get together, I think it's a great idea to copy wholesale from the OWC.

Thus:

The Bay Area Mobility Forum mission is to cultivate and accelerate Silicon Valley's mobile and telecom sectors through leadership, technology, government relations, research, education, mentoring, investment, recruitment, networking and promotion.

And free beer. Let's not forget the free beer. And pizza too.

So in the coming days, I'll throw up a blog, invite people who are interested in helping me organize this thing to become editors, we'll figure out a good date for the inaugural meeting (we can use my current offices at WaveMarket - where there's a conference room for about 50 people and a couple board rooms for sessions), guage interest among potential attendees, figure out some topics to chat about and maybe get a few mobile-sector leaders to give a presentation, send some emails to everyone I can think of getting them to show up with their gadgets and other mobile toys...

Actually, most people will show up for the beer. I just want to see the gadgets. No one gets in the door without a cool toy. (Just kidding).

Comments welcome.

-Russ

By weblog@russellbeattie.com. [Russell Beattie Notebook]

Google AdSense

Google AdSense 02/01/2005 09:42 PM

As some of you that physically visit the site versus pulling the info from a Aggregator can see we have added Google AdSense ads to the website. This is to help me cover rising hosting cost, and also to pay for some of the major improvements to the site design that are being tested on prototype website. We will be rolling out Geek News Central Version 2.0 in the near future.

We want to continue to thank each and one of you for having Geek News Central on your reading list.

I was contacted by Google which saved me having to go through the approval process and we want to thank Jonas for getting us setup. I will be playing with the ad placement over the next few weeks.

Todd...

Google Adsense in RSS: why not?

Google Adsense in RSS: why not? 06/05/2005 10:47 PM
Last week Robert McLaws started placing Google Adsense Ads in the LonghornBlogs RSS Feed. The reaction from the community seemed to be mostly negative; Dave Winer for instance, wrote: If we wanted to, as an industry, reject the idea, we could, by asking the people who create the software to add a feature that strips out all ads. Make it... (433 words)

I put Google Adsense on

I put Google Adsense on 10/30/2003 09:22 PM
I put Google Adsense on Easy Topic Maps two weeks ago. There have been 1,324 impressions and 40 clickthroughs (about 3 by myself), which gives an impressive average clickthrough rate of 3.0% (I'm not supposed to say that) and made...

Google AdSense: Revenue

Google AdSense: Revenue 03/14/2005 05:25 PM
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Graphics in Google AdSense Ads

Graphics in Google AdSense Ads 04/09/2004 04:06 PM
Yes Google, the advertiser who was built on and promoted graphic free advertising now puts graphics...in thier advertising.

Google AdSense: Revnue

Google AdSense: Revnue 03/23/2005 02:35 AM

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Google AdSense: Relevance

Google AdSense: Relevance 03/14/2005 05:24 PM
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How do I add Google AdSense to my RSS
feed?

How do I add Google AdSense to my RSS
feed? 06/17/2005 03:51 PM
Hi Dave. From reading your earlier postings, I see that you too have been approved by Google for their new AdSense for Feeds program. What I don’t get, however, is how to actually add their adverts in my RSS feed. I’m running Movable Type: can you help me figure this out?… Direct and Related Links for 'How do I add Google AdSense to my RSS feed?'

Google WebSearch Under AdSense

Google WebSearch Under AdSense 06/18/2004 12:28 AM
"... additional channels, a preview tool, additional language support, a new ad layout and some other account changes..."

Google expands AdSense

Google expands AdSense 06/21/2004 09:15 AM
Journalism.co.uk Jun 21 2004 1:20PM GMT

Google AdSense: Drive

Google AdSense: Drive 03/14/2005 04:00 PM

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Google Adsense for RSS Feeds Launches

Google Adsense for RSS Feeds Launches 06/05/2005 11:27 PM
"AdSense for feeds is a program that enables publishers to place relevant ads in the feeds they syndicate. Google technology understands the nuances of language, and places ads that are closely matched (or "targeted") to the content next to which they appear."

Best practices for Google AdSense for
Feeds?

Best practices for Google AdSense for
Feeds? 06/06/2005 12:03 AM
Hi Dave. I know you haven’t included AdSense in your own RSS feeds (yet?) but have watched the space closely. My question to you: I am interested in adding Google AdSense to my own RSS feeds and am wondering if there are any best practices you might suggest?… Direct and Related Links for 'Best practices for Google AdSense for Feeds?'

Google Adsense Advertisements in RSS
feeds

Google Adsense Advertisements in RSS
feeds 06/05/2005 11:28 PM
As rumored for quite some time now, it looks pretty official.

Google improves AdSense with Ad Links

Google improves AdSense with Ad Links 03/19/2005 03:27 AM
Feature boosts the number of text ads tied to a Web page and improves the relevance between the ads and the Web page's content.

Google AdSense Sandbox Tool

Google AdSense Sandbox Tool 01/22/2004 06:11 PM
John Battelle (who has a great blog about Internet seach business and technology) points out a neat little page that lets you enter a URL and see what kind of Google ads would appear on it. Link

Google Launch AdSense for Bloggers

Google Launch AdSense for Bloggers 08/27/2004 01:56 PM
Google's popular AdSense advertising service is now being opened up to Bloggers, as well as main stream websites. Announced via Blogger (a Google subsidiary), Bloggers will now be able to gain revenue from their online web logs.

AdSense has been a major stream of revenue for Google. Offering non-intrusive text (and now image) based adverts, content publishers (like this site) have found them more preferable to more traditional forms of adverts. Previously, the service had been limited specifically to non-blog sites. Although launched via Blogger, the service will not be limited to blogs at Blogger.com - Google will be offering the service to all.

The blog post announcing the launch gave a clear warning to would be fraudsters. "Have you ever seen those signs people post near swimming pools to prevent a few misbehaving kids from messing up everyone's fun? Yeah, well we're putting up a sign too: "Welcome To BlogSense, No Fraud Please... We want everyone to have a fair shot at blogging for dollars."

Opening the service up to bloggers is a smart move for Google. Primarily because it’ll give AdSense much more clout; first, because they are the first to do this, and second, because of the massive potential increase in advertising space Google will be able command. However, Google will have to content with some serious issues. Most critically, the massive potential for abuse. They'll have to work a lot harder than before to keep fraudsters from being rewarded by the system. Google have laid down some clear rules that they expect bloggers to follow if they want to stay on the AdSense (BlogSense?) program. Whether they'll be successful is open to speculation.

View: Read more info + tips @ Blogger.com | Signup
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What's a 'Page Impression' according to
Google AdSense?

What's a 'Page Impression' according to
Google AdSense? 04/06/2005 11:49 AM
Lockergnome Apr 6 2005 3:38PM GMT

Google AdSense Makes Sense

Google AdSense Makes Sense 09/07/2004 11:43 PM

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more on google adsense search for bl0gs

more on google adsense search for bl0gs 06/22/2004 10:40 AM
the typepad example site linked in the story has a good demo of how it works

Google Makes AdSense Multilingual

Google Makes AdSense Multilingual 12/19/2003 06:19 PM
Adweek Online Dec 19 2003 5:29PM ET

Running Google AdSense on your site?

Running Google AdSense on your site? 04/11/2005 05:50 AM

If your running Google AdSense ads on your site here is a tool Chris Pirillo is recommending.

Personally I guess if these ads were doing well enough to allow me to retire I may have a look at them otherwise my time is much more valuable that parsing log files. [C hris Pirillo]

Google AdSense Turning Japanese

Google AdSense Turning Japanese 01/16/2004 11:32 AM
Media Post Jan 16 2004 3:01PM GMT

Google introduces Adsense banner ads.

Google introduces Adsense banner ads. 06/18/2004 07:07 PM
Google has recently introduced banner ads for their adsense program, so perhaps all the talk about how text ads perform...

Google Extends AdSense Overseas

Google Extends AdSense Overseas 12/19/2003 06:19 PM
asia.internet.com Dec 19 2003 5:25PM ET

Show Google AdSense Ads for any Keyword

Show Google AdSense Ads for any Keyword 12/25/2004 05:01 PM
Google utility to show current AdSense ads for any keyword.

The Scoop on Multiple Google AdSense Ad
Units

The Scoop on Multiple Google AdSense Ad
Units 04/09/2004 04:06 PM
"When the AdSense terms got changed, it set off some pretty intensive discussion over what this multiple ad unit thing meant, if publishers could start using it right away, and how publisher's could control whether the multiple ad units shared any of the same ads."

Google AdSense Tracker Tool Released

Google AdSense Tracker Tool Released 03/06/2004 02:04 AM
Google AdSense Contextually Targeting text advertising has been a god send for many web publishers around the world, bringing in excellent revenue while ...

Changed terms and conditions for Google
AdSense

Changed terms and conditions for Google
AdSense 10/28/2003 11:07 PM
In response to some pressure from their customers and potential customers, Google has changed the terms and conditions for their AdSense program. I only took...

Google AdSense Brings Advertising to the
Masses

Google AdSense Brings Advertising to the
Masses 06/12/2004 08:35 PM
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Google Say AdBrite Ads Are Allowed on
the Same Page as AdSense

Google Say AdBrite Ads Are Allowed on
the Same Page as AdSense 04/04/2005 04:02 PM
"... ads that are sold directly by the publisher are ok to display with AdSense, which would include AdBrite."

technology, economics, stuff: Google
AdSense

technology, economics, stuff: Google
AdSense 04/26/2004 11:35 AM
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Google Expands Language Support for
AdSense

Google Expands Language Support for
AdSense 12/27/2003 12:40 AM
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Google AdSense Adds Web Search Features

Google AdSense Adds Web Search Features 06/18/2004 12:05 AM
Search Engine Journal Jun 18 2004 4:34AM GMT

New Google AdSense EFT spells the end of
the Fabled UPS Club

New Google AdSense EFT spells the end of
the Fabled UPS Club 03/23/2005 09:35 AM
UPS Club holds candle light vigil ;-)

Google Tests Image Ads in AdSense
Network

Google Tests Image Ads in AdSense
Network 05/14/2004 03:35 AM
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Smugmug Online Photoshop

Smugmug Online Photoshop 03/19/2005 02:22 AM

Why would anyone pay $29.95 for an online photo album? Well what if it gave you a smooth and beautiful interface, unlimited photo storage, and huge photo size limits, the ability to backup your online album, your users can download the original size photo which you uploaded and the ability to upload 100's of photos at once. Upload from your cellphone, and never see any ads or spam pop-ups.  Oh yes, post photos to blogs and forums, password protect the embarrassing ones, and monitor visitors to the site that has your own vanity name. That's just for starters.

Smugmug gives you as much as you need. They offer three levels of membership starting at $29.95 with the Pro level at $99.95 which allows you to run your own online store. I will list the levels and the services below, but the one thing you cannot list is the speed, ease of use, and the ability to change the album to your specific look and feel. I love this online photo shop the best of any I’ve found. I know Flickr has been getting a lot of press, but give Smugmug a look-see and let me know what you think.

If you decide to purchase a plan from Smugmug, I can save you $5 on a membership by using this code "t7xidGXRdLOYw" in the referred by field in the signup form.

Google AdSense Bay Area Forum

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