Google inviting mobile web publishers to test out AdSense for mobile
Online Advertisement, Search Engine News July 14th, 2007
Google inviting mobile web publishers to test out AdSense for mobile
Search engine and online advertising market giant Google has confirmed that they are now inviting mobile Web site developers to display Google ads on their sites.
They are issuing these invites as part of the beta testing of AdSense for Mobile.
Google said that this offer to selected publishers would enable them to generate revenues through their mobile platform optimized websites.
For now, the company is supporting mobile sites which are coded in one of three mobile markup languages: WML, XHTML, and cHTML.
Google had already started testing advertisements on their mobile search results last year. This is just going to further expand their program.
Dilip Venkatachari, director of product management responsible for mobile monetization efforts at Google was quoted as saying to a media personal about their plans for Google AdSense for Mobile: “Mobile advertising is a huge opportunity for us, starting with the basic premise that there are something like 3 billion or so handsets in the world.”
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Adsense?????? or Just Dumb
What consumer / mobile web user does not want the ability to interact with products everywhere we go?
Why not in ‘one click’ or say the keyword, logo, trademark, slogan and be directed to the mobile web page to get further information?
First, Why type?
Second, Advertising with the greatest, PC search engine (Google), can be so much more than clicking banners and receiving unwanted usless information on your mobile device.
Why not bill the brands and avoid click fraud. Give the web user and consumer the greatest tool to navigate the physical world?
Qode
Isn’t ‘one click navigation’ less time searching?
How can Google do mobile better??????
I would rather just ‘qode’ it.
What happens if Microsoft sees this technology?