I think that it is really amazing how Networking sites is growing lately, but Swypefile did something different to compete with the bigger networking sites like Digg and StumbleUpon. SwypeFile is a digg-similar site which you can submit your stories and people can vote for it. But wait a minute there is something new, you can make money with Swypefile. This is what they have to say:
3. Automatically monetize the content you submit with Google AdSense
Aside from the obvious exposure and traffic potential of submitting content to swypefile, you’ll also earn money directly from submitting content - Swypefile automatically monetizes the content you submit with Google AdSense.
It doesn’t even have to be your own content - if you spend some time each day scouring popular online marketing sites and submitting quality content you find, you can earn money from that just the same.
Just add your AdSense ID to your swypefile profile, and any time a swypefile page with content you’ve submitted is viewed your AdSense ID will be used at least 50% of the time.
… and that means when people click on the ads, YOU get paid directly by Google.
So if you are a member of SwypeFile and submit your stories, your adsense will be shared on your story for 50% of the time. If Swypefile one day will become big as Digg I am sure your adsense earnings will grow up. I read somewhere (don’t remember where exactly) that Digg earns around $144K to $200K per month with adsense. Now let’s put that you get 0.001% of it if Swypefile will be another major networking site!
You can add your Adsense ID going to “edit profile” and it will show like this:
I didn’t test it yet how good it will be for your adsense earnings but it is good to try no? By the way, with those kind of services “Adsense share program” it is also a risk to loose your account, because you can’t control the site and when there is something strange in your adsense statistics you can’t remove it instantly. So go ahead if you want to try them, good luck!
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Written by admin on November 19th, 2007 with no comments.
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Google is always in an outgoing process of getting rid of fraud, especially click fraud. Their latest measure to protect google advertisers is making sure each click is an intentional click. That is, they want to be certain that the person clicking the ad is doing so deliberately. Otherwise, the advertiser is paying for a visit that is not purposeful.
Now Google is getting ready to make a change to the way AdSense ads are clicked. Many people are concerned that this change is going to affect their AdSense earnings.
What are they changing? Let’s take a look.
From the beginning, a click anywhere within the region of an ad would result in a successful clickthrough to the sponsor site. This image highlights where an ad could be clicked in order to count as a clickthrough.
However, with the upcoming changes, Google is only allowing the clickthrough to take place if the visitor clicks the title or the url of the advertisement, not the description text or surrounding areas.
This image highlights the change that is coming.
What is the reason of Google for this measure?
In all likelihood, there is a percentage of clicks that are the result of accidental clicking. A website page loads and the mouse may stray to a portion of the ad and get clicked unintentionally. Google wants to prevent this from happening as it costs the advertiser money without providing the intended result, and that is a visitor who is wanting to visit the advertiser site.
What does this mean to advertisers?
It means they are likely to receive fewer visitors and more value per visitor. This is exactly what they want.
What does it mean to the AdSense publisher?
Most likely, it means your AdSense revenue will fall somewhat. But honestly, I don’t expect any major changes in CTR. There may be some accidental clicks, but I’ve got to believe that most people are clicking ads on purpose. And if they click the description text and nothing happens, most people will try again by clicking the ad title. After all, it is a hyperlink and I would think the vast majority understand that is where you are supposed to click.
One thing is for sure, we won’t know for sure until the change takes place, but I don’t expect to see any major changes in revenue. Besides, if this change is good for advertisers, they will have more money to spend on ads. And you know what that means.
Written by admin on November 15th, 2007 with no comments.
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