Contextual AdSense Ads for RSS Feeds - See Sample Code
The rumors are true. Google AdSense ads for RSS feeds are coming next week. Here’s a sample code that will be inserted in your FeedBurner feed for showing AdSense ads.
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The AdSense ads inside FeedBurner RSS feeds will be contextual and CPM based - i.e., you get paid based on the number of ad impression - so the more subscribers you have, the more revenue.
And most likely you’ll see image banners in the feeds, not the regular text ads. THe RSS ads can be managed via the regular AdSense dashboard.
Google will initially experiment with only a small group of AdSense publishers but will eventually roll-out the program to all AdSense and FeedBurner customers. The layout will be quite different from the earlier screenshots.
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So its good news for those who have slew amount of readers. Congrats Amit.
Most of the bloggers are waiting for this. But I don’t know how far it will succeed.
wow I was waiting for this.
finally its here
it will help to earn some more money for website publishers
Cheers! Amit, You had my Day! Say it with flowers…
It was a long, long and frustrating wait. Finally, RSS would bring in some $$
I am really surprised why it has to be Google, and why no one else has come up with a completely satisfactory RSS solution yet(assuming the solution from Google will be as good as adsense).
I wonder why they wouldn’t have CPC.
Hope this convinces more bloggers to publish full RSS feeds.
You will earn only if you have many subscribers on your sites like this site. Amit has tons of subscribers. So don’t bother put this code if you have only little subscriber.
Try to convince your readers that your article is good and will make readers to subscribe to your feed.
That way you can increase your readers.
So the more subscribers you have, the more revenue you earn, says Amit.
good news , in that case this will increase the eCPM for higher percent than ususal
OMG! This was the thing all the bloggers were waiting desperately.
ok so we can even use the code in wordpress?
It’s a good incentive to increase the quality of your posts, which might attract quality relevant ads…