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Friday, June 08, 2007

A new adsense revenue sharing opportunity.

There was a comment on one of my previous posts entitled "A different kind of...." and the comment was made by a "Tony".

This is his comment:
"Google does not reccommend doing Ad rotation anymore. Instead, they suggest implementing revenue sharing using AdSense APIs.

There are several sites now offering revenue sharing using Google AdSense APIs. http://www.indiastudychannel.com is one of the first few sites....."

So I looked up at his website and it is an educational portal providing reliable and comprehensive information on educational institutions in India and abroad. Students and parents can find information on colleges, schools, universities, examination results, educational announcements, events and news.

My son was interested to know about other colleges that offer B.E. in computer science. There was only few colleges listed and he was disappointed that his college was not in that list.

Oh, sorry, I deviated from adsense revenue sharing. Unlike various other adsense revenue sharing programs, this website does not rotate adsense and you are actually given a separate web page when you contribute with an article. Then, one can apply for adsense with that web page.

However I wonder what does Tony means "Google does not recommend doing Ad rotation anymore".
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2 comments:

Tony John's Blog said...

Thanks for the blog about my website.

Google was aware of the 'Ad Rotation' method used by several webmasters to share revenue. We also considered this option several times to share some portion of our revenue to the members. However, we were concerned about several issues.

1. Tracking the revenue of the members
2. Sending out payments and deal with legal issues involved in paying to domestic as well as international members
3. Convince the members about the reliability of our revenue sharing program since the internet is already flooded with 'make a million a 2 days' kind of offers.
4. If there are fraud clicks on member Ads in our site, Google may even block our site closing the AdSense door on us for ever.

All of the above problems are solved by using the Google AdSense API revenue sharing programs. Google takes care of tracking the payments and sending the payments to the members. Members trust our revenue sharing program since the payment is done directly by Google. Using the AdSense APIs gives an additional level of protection to our site, even if there are fraud clicks on member Ads.

- Tony John
http://www.indiastudychannel.com

mrsnesbitt said...

Wow! So much technical stuff here!
Need to get my thinking cap on!

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