adBrite CrunchBase
adbrite is the largest independent advertising exchange, focusing on display and video. adbrite first started taking advertising for external sites in 2003, and raised $4 million in venture capital from Sequoia in September 2004 (Mark Kvamme joined the adbrite board of directors). In February 2006, adbrite raised another $8 million from Sequoia and Artis Capital, … Continue reading
Infolinks Launches First Self Service In Text Advertising Marketplace
Infolinks, the first and the world’s fastest growing In-Text advertising network has announced the launch of the first and only Self-service In-Text Advertising Marketplace the Infolinks Marketplace. This is a wonderful innovation from Infolinks and it makes me a proud publisher on their network. This new service is of a great benefit to advertisers as … Continue reading
Konter Vs Infolinks
Hello EveryOne, Today I’m writing an article about Infolinks update and Two good news 🙂 . First of all little about Infolinks: Infolinks is the leader of content link advertisement. It has opened a new door for blog owners to earn some extra revenue without covering any additional space. You may learn more it from … Continue reading
Google Updates AdSense Code for Mobile
Google AdSense for mobile was put in place while people were still using flip phones, in order to allow companies to monetize their mobile content. With the advent of smartphone popularity, Google has just made it easier for vendors to use AdSense mobile, by migrating all mobile ad unit sizes, as well as the mobile … Continue reading
New AdSense Toolbar for Chrome Check Your AdSense Earnings from your Browser
Check out the new AdSense toolbar for chrome – Google Chrome users will be glad to hear that AdSense released a neat little chrome extension add-on that shows a mildly detailed report of your Google AdSense earnings straight from your web browser, saving you the time and hassle of having to log into your Google … Continue reading
New Adsense Alternative
Last week I mentioned MegaGlobe, which is an up and coming international search engine… and this week I have a new piece of news on them. The latest press release states that they will indeed be offering a contextual advertising option for webmasters that rivals Google Adsense. New Adsense Alternative They are getting the attention … Continue reading
Tips to get a new adsense account once your account is banned
For some unlucky reasons (mostly due to the invalid click activity), you adsenses acount is being disabled by Google. Although Google strongly emphaize that they have sophisticated tracking programs, as well as human monitoring, to track for the invalid clicks, they often make mistake and charge some innocent Adsense publishers, and take away their rights … Continue reading
Google Tightens Review Process For New AdSense Publishers
Google has added a new review step to its process for adding new AdSense publishers, presumably to better eliminate abuses and improve the quality of the AdSense network for advertisers. In the new process, publishers’ sites will be reviewed after they’ve placed the AdSense ad code on their sites, and real, paying ads won’t run … Continue reading
Google’s Blogger platform gets a new look Dashboard and Post Editor
Blogger, Google’s popular blogging platform, is showing off a sneak peek at the next generation of its user interface. The Official Google Blog has screenshots of upcoming revamps to Blogger’s Dashboard and Post Editor. There’s also a video (after the break) that shows off the progress Blogger made in 2010-including improved stats, spam filtering, Web … Continue reading
Google Turns On New Blogger Interface
Google has been tinkering with the interface of its blogging platform, Blogger, for months, and it’s finally rolling out the changes it’s made across the service. On Wednesday, Google announced that the changes which should make the interface easier to use and more efficient will be appearing shortly. Google Adsense Blogger’s graphics have been improved, … Continue reading